Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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“THE HILL” THEOLOGIANS ENTRANCE “The Hill, Tuftsmen call it. It is the Tufts campus, a spot of New England ' s peculiar, dignified, eccentric beauty in Metropolitan Boston. These are scenes on Hill familiar to those who have studied and worked here. Under snows or summer foliage it is a restful environ¬ ment and an inspiration to the student. THE ALUMNI GATE

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BALLOU HALL Administration Offices It was to William Dean Howells some time in the late “ 80 ' s that Oliver Wendell Holmes once remarked that, after death, when he awoke in heaven, he expected to see the vista of Tufts College. Jack Frost, famous New England artist, heard of the tale and sketched the scene at the left; Tufts College as it was in Holmes ' lifetime. Ballou Hall, Tufts ' first building, was erected in 1853; Packard or Middle Hall, as it was called, folloived in 1856; East in 1860; and West in 1872.

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IVY SHROUDED MINER AS WE ▼F KNOW IT EATON LIBRARY DURING CLASS GODDARD CHAPEL Inspiration for Honor