ART 340: Bound set of student papers on topics related to Wellesley College architecture and landscape, 2001 Spring

File — Box: 1, Folder: 2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

This is a bound volume of student papers from Professor Peter Fergusson's ART 340 class in the spring of 2001.

Contains the following papers:

Carns, Rebecca. "Establishing a Legacy: Frederick Law Olmstead Jr.'s Influence on Wellesley College."
Choi, Sue. "Ecology and Wellesley: From Metaphor to Mission of Henry Fowle Durant."
Coppola, Sarah. "Pushover, Powerhouse or Politician?: Searching for Ellen Fitz Pendleton in the Year after the Fire."
Edgar, Jessica. "Wellesley's Legacy: Extant College Hall Furniture."
Feng, Wan-Xin. "Building Green Hall: Why the Wait?"
Katz, Marah Ann. "Wellesley College Campus Centers."
McKinnon, Jennifer. "Variations of Collegiate Gothic in Tower Court Complex: Coolidge and Carlson versus Day and Klauder."
Steverson, Erica. "The Durant Monument Mystery."
Thakkar, Bina. "Arthur A. Shurtleff and Wellesley College: An Odd Match?"
Thornton, Laura. "Domestic Architecture at Wellesley College."
Tillsley, Laura. "Caroline Hazard's Impact on the Architecture of Wellesley College."
Wilson, Emily. "Gender and Architecture: Wellesley College as a Feminist Campus."
You, Dale. "Ralph Adams Cram: The Man, the Architect, and his Work at Wellesley College."

Dates

Creation: 2001 Spring

Conditions Governing Access

Collection is open for research, but contains some material which has been restricted as per the Wellesley College Archives Access Policy: https://www.wellesley.edu/lts/policies/archivesaccess. To make an appointment to view unrestricted materials, please contact the Archives staff by email at archives@wellesley.edu or by phone at (781) 283-3745.

Extent

From the Collection: 1.25 Linear Feet (3 document boxes)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Physical Characteristics

The papers in the volume were bound in reverse order and on the right edge of the pages, rather than the left. The volume must be read from the last page to the first.