Photographs : Harvard University gazette files, ca. 1960-1995 (inclusive).

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Photographs : Harvard University gazette files, ca. 1960-1995 (inclusive).

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Consists of photographs taken by News Office photographers for use in Gazette, 2 November 1979-13 July 1995. Includes unpublished photographs. Includes portraits of University employees, faculty, students and alumni, as well as photographs of the University campus and events such as athletics, student activities, lecture series, exhibitions, concerts, commencements, and alumni reunions. Also includes photographs used in the Harvard Community Resource, 11/92-3/93. Corresponding issues of the Gazette and Resource provide additional information about these photographs.

17 cubic feet in 52 boxes

Harvard University Archives.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7139140

Harvard University Archives.

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