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The Gymnasium and Hatfield House, c1891.
Shown in this photograph are the first Gymnasium and Hatfield House on the current site of Neilson Library. Before the library was completed in 1909, Hatfield House had to be moved to its present position on campus and the Gymnasium was moved across…
Smith's first reference library on the second floor of College Hall, c1893-95.
Cyanotype of the first Smith College Library in College Hall. The books remained here until Seelye Hall was opened in 1900.
Smith College's first reference library, College Hall, c1890s.
Photograph of students seated in library.
Smith College Library's "Classification and Location of Books," ca. 1899.
A leaflet describing the location of books in the Seelye Hall Library.
Smith College Library, L. Clark Seelye Fund bookplate, c1899.
Bookplate for a fund named in honor of President Seelye. The Smith College Alumnae Association began the fund for the Library. The bookplate was designed for insertion in volumes purchased with the fund.
Professor Harris Hawthorne Wilder's zoology class laboratory, circa 1895
Zoology laboratory in Lilly Hall. Standing in the upper center part of the photograph is H.H. Wilder, professor of Zoology from 1892-1928.
Outdoor tennis match on grass court at Smith College, 1895.
Tennis match "in action."
Number 14 Green Street, Northampton, Massachusetts, c1890.
Cyanotype of exterior of 14 Green Street.
Notebook of College Librarian Josephine Clark, 1899-1919.
Cloth covered book with handwritten notes. Includes notes about architectural plans for the new 1909 library building at Smith, and notes from visiting other colleges' libraries. (2 scanned pages)