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Radcliffe (United Kingdom) (search for this): chapter 22
Radcliffe (search for this): chapter 22
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Ada Ruth Kinsman (search for this): chapter 22
The home of Radcliffe College. Ada Ruth Kinsman.
Within the shadow of the historic Shepard church and the Washington Elm on Garden street, stands Fay House, the home of Radcliffe College.
Although the original dwelling has several times been enlarged, its rounding, antique front has been preserved and it forms one of the noticeable features of the present stately and dignified building.
The entrance, approached by a broad driveway, is on the south side, and a glance back from the portico shows us the tennis courts and the smaller buildings of the college which contain the chemical and physical laboratories and a gymnasium.
The door opens into a passage leading to the main hall, and just within, on the right, we notice a picture of the late Professor Josiah P. Cooke, a gift from Mrs. Cooke who, with her husband, has always been deeply interested in the growth and progress of Radcliffe.
The offices are found at either side of the main entrance, and the regent and secretar
Josiah P. Cooke (search for this): chapter 22