What Simmons College professed throughout World War I was an affirmation of faith in its country and in mankind -- An affirmation of faith in peace and in equality
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Citation
“What Simmons College professed throughout World War I was an affirmation of faith in its country and in mankind -- An affirmation of faith in peace and in equality,” Simmons 125 to America 250, accessed July 23, 2026, https://beatleyweb.simmons.edu/s125-a250/items/show/12.
Title
What Simmons College professed throughout World War I was an affirmation of faith in its country and in mankind -- An affirmation of faith in peace and in equality
Subject
World War, 1914-1918--War work--Boston (Mass.)
Simmons College (Boston, Mass.)
Description
A photograph shows Simmons students in a Home Economic Class during World War I.
Source
Simmons Review, Vol 56 No. 4 Page 14. https://simmons.access.preservica.com/uncategorized/IO_f4c88ff5-c7b0-4c33-8121-1e3bc28ff175/ Accessed 05/14/2026.
Publisher
Simmons College (Boston, Mass.)
Date
circa 1914-1919
Rights
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Format
JPG
Type
Still image
Identifier
PC010.1974.Late_Summer_Early_Fall.v56.n4
Coverage
Simmons College (Boston, Mass.) Est. 1914-1919
Original Format
Paper, magazine.