Exhibit Tags: 3 selected - The Magnet and the Iron: John Brown and George L. Stearns

1. Stock photos of the Medford/Somerville campus, including the MIDI lab in Halligan Hall, Aidekman Arts Center, the front of Cousens Gym and the athletic fields. Photo 043

Creator:: Schutzengel, Aaron
Exhibit Description:: Cousens Gymnasium as it appeared in 2005. Image taken from the parking lot across College Avenue.
Exhibit Tags:: Cousens Gymnasium Tufts University photographs Tufts DCA Medford buildings College Avenue

2. Front entrance to Eaton Hall, ca. 1950

Creator:: Unknown
Exhibit Description:: Photograph of Eaton Hall in the winter in 1950. Eaton Hall served as the library from its construction in 1908 until the construction of Wessell Library in 1964. The busts of John Brown and George L. Stearns were at one point on exhibit here at one point..
Attribution Statement:: Tufts University Digital Collections and Archives
Exhibit Tags:: Tufts University Eaton Hall photographs Tufts DCA Medford buildings

3. Stock photos of the Medford/Somerville campus, including the outside of Tisch Library, East Hall, Dowling Hall, Carmichael Hall, and the Hillel Center. Photo 003

Creator:: Loeb, Brian
Exhibit Description:: Photograph of the entrance to Tisch Library at Tufts University in Medford/Somerville, MA, 2005.
Exhibit Tags:: Tufts University Tisch Library Tufts DCA photographs Medford Somerville buildings

4. View of the Hill from Stearn's estate

Creator:: Rollins, Edwin B.
Exhibit Description:: View of College Hill and Tufts College from the Stearns Estate across the railroad tracks to the east. The buildings are, left to right: East Hall, Ballou Hall, Packard Hall, and West Hall.
Exhibit Tags:: Tufts University Stearns Estate Tufts DCA photographs Medford Ballou Hall East Hall Packard Hall West Hall buildings

5. Ballou Hall, ca. 1860

Exhibit Description:: Photograph of Ballou Hall, the first building on the campus of Tufts College, 6 years after it was opened. Until East Hall was constructed in 1860, Ballou Hall was the college's only building and it provided space for classrooms, a dormitory, a chapel, and a library. Originally called simply College Hall, Ballou Hall was renamed after named after Hosea Ballou II, the college's first president.
Attribution Statement:: Tufts University Digital Collections and Archives
Exhibit Tags:: Tufts University Tufts DCA Ballou Hall photographs Medford buildings

6. Tufts Campus View (Painted), n.d.

Creator:: Unknown
Exhibit Description:: Black-and-white photograph of an untitled oil-on-board painting known as "College Hill from Medford," attributed to Benjamin Champney, ca. 1865 (Tufts University Permanent Collection AI 07400). The painting shows the Paul Curtis house and Ballou Hall of Tufts College in the distance, as seen from north of the Mystic River, ca. 1855.
Exhibit Tags:: Medford Tufts University paintings photographs Tufts DCA buildings Paul Curtis House Ballou Hall

7. Construction of Counsens Gymnasium, 1931

Creator:: Munro, Melville S.
Exhibit Tags:: Tufts DCA Medford photographs Cousens Gymnasium Tufts University buildings College Avenue

8. Goddard Chapel

Exhibit Description:: Goddard Chapel soon after it was constructed on the campus of Tufts College, 1883. By the end of the 19th century, a plaque commemorating Dr. Edwin Hubbell Chapin had been placed inside the chapel, where it remains today.
Exhibit Tags:: Goddard Chapel Tufts University photographs Tufts DCA Medford buildings

9. Old College Hill Railroad Station site now occupied by Tufts College Press

Creator:: Unknown
Exhibit Description:: Photograph of College Station at the corner of the Boston & Maine Railroad (foreground) and College Avenue (left). When the new Tufts College Station was built to the south, this building became occupied by Tufts College Press.
Exhibit Tags:: College Avenue Medford photographs College Hill Station Tufts DCA buildings Tufts University

10. Stearns Village, n.d.

Creator:: Unknown
Exhibit Description:: Photograph showing Stearns Village with the high roof of the Cousens Gymnasium to the right.
Attribution Statement:: Tufts University Digital Collections and Archives
Exhibit Tags:: photographs Tufts DCA Stearns Village Tufts University buildings Medford

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1. Stock photos of the Medford/Somerville campus, including the MIDI lab in Halligan Hall, Aidekman Arts Center, the front of Cousens Gym and the athletic fields. Photo 043

2. Front entrance to Eaton Hall, ca. 1950

3. Stock photos of the Medford/Somerville campus, including the outside of Tisch Library, East Hall, Dowling Hall, Carmichael Hall, and the Hillel Center. Photo 003

4. View of the Hill from Stearn's estate

5. Ballou Hall, ca. 1860

6. Tufts Campus View (Painted), n.d.

7. Construction of Counsens Gymnasium, 1931

8. Goddard Chapel

9. Old College Hill Railroad Station site now occupied by Tufts College Press

10. Stearns Village, n.d.

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1. Stock photos of the Medford/Somerville campus, including the MIDI lab in Halligan Hall, Aidekman Arts Center, the front of Cousens Gym and the athletic fields. Photo 043

2. Front entrance to Eaton Hall, ca. 1950

3. Stock photos of the Medford/Somerville campus, including the outside of Tisch Library, East Hall, Dowling Hall, Carmichael Hall, and the Hillel Center. Photo 003

4. View of the Hill from Stearn's estate

5. Ballou Hall, ca. 1860

6. Tufts Campus View (Painted), n.d.

7. Construction of Counsens Gymnasium, 1931

8. Goddard Chapel

9. Old College Hill Railroad Station site now occupied by Tufts College Press

10. Stearns Village, n.d.