Harvard Out and About
Harvard-out and about
From the first photographs made on Cambridge Common and printed at the Crimson which show the glossy surface of drum-drying, to parties and scenics along the Charles, Diana Mara Henry was discovering the world through her camera. Excursions on assignment for the Crimson here include WBUR’s legendary disc-jockey Uncle T and the first female editor of the MIT newspaper, The Tech.
On the bankcs of the Charles, two women in flowered hats.
WBUR dj Uncle T at work with his staff
Scullers on the Charles glimpsed between the pillars of a bridge
Pucci at the party...for Walter Gropius.
First female editor of the MIT newspaper in a nerdy pose.
Eugene McCarthy supporter in action with real-world people in the background
A unisex couple perhaps photographed in 1979.
A male couple going down to the Charles
House moving of a building from behind Memorial Hall.
Not sure if a "Harvard person" on the steps of Widener - seems like a guru, or did at the time.
Bridge over the Charles, with a small figure leaning over, to the back on the right side.
Perhaps the first day, with a camera borrowed from the Crimson for her try-out, catching the action and the reflections of locals on the Cambridge Common.
Perhaps the first day, with a camera borrowed from the Crimson for her try-out, catching the action and the reflections of locals on the Cambridge Common.