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• About the Simmons College Archives
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  • Charities Collection
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• Simmons College History
  • A Brief History of Simmons College
  • Presidents of Simmons College
  • Women of Simmons College, 1900-1920
  • Traditions of Simmons College
  • Buildings of Simmons College
  • History of Garland Junior College
• Records Management
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Simmons College Archives

The Buildings of Simmons College

The site for 300 The Fenway (future home of Simmons College) as it looked from Parker Hill in 1878.
(Photograph courtesy of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum)

Architectual depiction of the Simmons College Academic Campus at 300 The Fenway at the completion of current construction activities.

 

The College Archives is pleased to present this historical survey of the buildings of Simmons College--from the earliest classrooms and offices in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood, through the construction of the Main College Building at 300 The Fenway, the development of the Residence Campus, and recent addiitons of academic buildings and the construction and renovation of a new library.

Join us for a tour of the Buildings of Simmons College

Early Simmons Buildings

The Main College Building

The Main Academic Campus

The Early Residence Campus and Freshman Campus

The Modern Residence Campus

The School of Social Work

The School of Management

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Page updated: July 8, 2008