Sources and Links for Further Reading
Simmons School of Social Work Library, 1945. Three unidentified students (plus 2 hidden) posed studying in the School of Social Work Library at 51 Commonwealth Avenue. ID: APC001_05919. Part of the Simmons University Archives Photographs Collection.
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