Un guide-book de Boston pour les médecins . ce, comme Wadsworth House, 1726, une fois la tête quarts du général Washington, d'autres d'un architecturalpoint de vue, tous riche de traditions et d'associations, l'Union européenne, à Harvard le don de Major Henry Lee Henry Warren Higginsonand, la maison Phillips Brooks, Hemenway Sport-nasium, moi ?norial Hall, Faculté de droit, les différents musées et le grand stade. Sur le delta par Memorial Hall est le statueof John Harvard, dont le don de * JH 9B& sa bibliothèque dans I606 fait la confiture &&* ?*.* ; du vrai début de l'ordre.au nord-ouest de l'CollegeYard se trouve à Cambridge

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A guide-book of Boston for physicians . ce, as Wadsworth House, 1726, once the head-quarters of General Washington; others from an architecturalpoint of view, all of them rich in traditions and associations, —the Harvard Union, the gift of Major Henry Lee Higginsonand Henry Warren, the Phillips Brooks House, Hemenway Gym-nasium, Me?norial Hall, Law School, the various museums andthe great Stadium. On the Delta by Memorial Hall is the statueof John Harvard, whose gift of * JH 9B& his library in I606 made the Jam &&**?*;*. real beginning of the College.Northwest of the CollegeYard lies Cambridge Common, and west of the common standsthe famous Washington Elm, under which, as every school-boy knows, Washington firsttook command of the Continen-tal forces. Opposite the elm isRadcliffe College for women, a part of Harvard University, which had its beginning in1879- The name Radcliffe is ofsome interest. In 1643 LadyAnne Moulton gave the first Souh Art Co., Photo. - . , . TT i _£• JOHN HARVARD scholarship to Harvard ot. GUIDE TO BOSTON 137 <£l00, and in grateful re-membrance of this, thewomens department wasnamed Radcliffe, LadyAnnes maiden name. Close by is Christ Church, built in 1760 by PeterHarrison, who designedKings Chapel in Boston.A milestone near the fencereads, Boston 8 miles, 1734. As the only roadat that time to Boston ledthrough Brighton and Rox-bury and across the Neck, now Washington Street, itwas indeed eight miles. Farther down Harvard Square, at Dunster Street, is a tabletmarking the site of the house of Stephen Daye, the printer ofthe first book printed in English North America, the BayPsalm Book, 1639; and still farther down Dunster Street, atthe corner of South, is seen the tablet marking the site of thehouse of Thomas Dudley, the founder of Cambridge. Outside Harvard Square are many interesting and historicplaces. Soldiers Field, across the river, the gift of Major Henry

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