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Women in long dresses and coats in a snowball fight at Brookline House. On the back of the photo, the label reads "Estelle Wolf 1906-1907, recvd 9/7/76."

Wholesale and Retail Clothing House, John Simmons & Co., located on Simmons Block, advertisement, circa 1865.

West House was included as part of the sale when the College purchased a 60,000 sq. ft. parcel of land on Brookline Avenue, Short Street, and Bellevue Street (renamed Pilgrim Road in 1913) for $67,500 in July 1904.

Effective July 1, 1953, the…

Visiting students arriving at the 36 Francis Street dorm for a tour during Student Invitation Day.

Virginia Belyea, Class of 1963, carrying John Simmons' Bible, the first book to be placed in Beatley Library, as Patricia Yule, Class of 1961, holds the door.

View of the three former homes of the School of Social Work: 9 Hamilton Place, 18 Somerset Street, and 51 Commonwealth Avenue.

View of the original gymnasium, with a horse and mat in the center of the area. Other equipment is on the wall.

View of the living room of South Hall.

View of the John Simmons mansion on Tremont Street, next to the (Episcopal) Cathedral Church of St. Paul, circa 1865.

View of The Fenway in front of Beatley Library covered with snow after the northeastern blizzard of 1978.