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View of a large, bright striped balloon with 'WELCOME SIMMONS COLLEGE' signage tethered to Bartol Hall, perhaps during orientation in September.
View of a large, bright striped balloon with 'WELCOME SIMMONS COLLEGE' signage tethered to Bartol Hall, perhaps during orientation in September. Unidentified students walking in the foreground.
From left to right: Lucille Cofman (Krichmar), Class of 1953, President Bancroft Beatley, and Jessie Gwendolyn Morse laying cement at the dedication of Morse Hall.
From left to right: Lucille Cofman (Krichmar), Class of 1953, President Bancroft Beatley, and Jessie Gwendolyn Morse laying cement at the dedication of Morse Hall.
Joanne Gitchell, Susie Richmond, and Sue Daniels, all Class of 1953, in a Morse Hall dorm room.
Joanne Gitchell, Susie Richmond, and Sue Daniels, all Class of 1953, in a Morse Hall dorm room.
Unidentified students standing outside Dix Hall.
Unidentified students standing outside Dix Hall.
John Simmons' birthplace home in Little Compton, Rhode Island, 1957.
View of John Simmons birthplace home in Little Compton, Rhode Island, 1957.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House, John Simmons & Co., located on Simmons Block, advertisement, circa 1865.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House, John Simmons & Co., located on Simmons Block, advertisement, circa 1865.
John Simmons, with his arms folded across his chest, circa 1845.
John Simmons, with his arms folded across his chest, circa 1845.
View of the John Simmons mansion on Tremont Street, next to the (Episcopal) Cathedral Church of St. Paul, circa 1865.
View of the John Simmons mansion on Tremont Street, next to the (Episcopal) Cathedral Church of St. Paul, circa 1865.
Group portrait of the Class of 1906.
Group portrait of the Class of 1906.
The former Museum of Natural History on the corner of Boylston and Berkeley Streets. Simmons classrooms were leased on MIT block, located behind the Museum. Photo taken circa 1890 [Reprint courtesy of The Bostonian Society].
Street view of the former Museum of Natural History on the corner of Boylston and Berkeley Streets. The Museum of Natural History building later transferred ownership to the clothing retailers Bonwit Teller and Louis Boston.
Simmons classrooms…
Simmons classrooms…