Holden Chapel

Holden Chapel

Havard Medical School

Engravings (prints)

Students attended lectures in the basement of Harvard Hall, but by 1797, the condition of this facility was described—at least for Aaron Dexter's lectures on chemistry—as "unhealthy, inconvenient, and disgraceful," and new space was then provided in Holden Chapel by 1800. One room each was allotted to the professors of physic and chemistry, and John Warren's anatomical and surgical lectures and demonstrations were delivered in the room above.

Re-engraving of 1840 wood engraving of Holden Chapel in 1783 in Cambridge, Massachusetts

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1883, circa

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Harvard Medical School Buildings and Grounds, Early Locations. Images, ca. 1824-1975. Image 00097.320. Location: S009.19

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1 print

English

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