James H. Dolan, SJ, President's Office records, 1909-1993, (bulk 1925-1932).

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James H. Dolan, SJ, President's Office records, 1909-1993, (bulk 1925-1932).

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The records contain correspondence, documents, drawings and architectural plans, administrative records, notes, photographs, artwork, and ephemera documenting Dolan's administration of Boston College and the college's development during that time. Included are documents about the building of the Bapst Library, addition to St. Mary's Hall, and establishment of St. Ignatius Church; an outline regarding the Graduate School; and documents about curriculum and the financial relationship with Boston College High School.

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