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Photograph featuring Edith Lesley Wolfard (right) and Gertrude Malloch (left) with graduating students in the background on the Lesley campus.

Postcard with image of the Reception Hall at the Lesley School.

Postcard with black and white image of the school entrance at the Lesley School.

Photograph of wishing well on the Lesley School campus.

Fifteen Lesley School Students pictured with their English teacher, Mrs. Haskell (left) and founder Edith Lesley Wolfard (right) on Class Day outside Alumni Hall on campus. Donated by Catherine Crosby '29 Class President. There is an arrow in blue…

Eight girls dressed in caps and gowns standing outside on the steps to a building.

Sepia-toned photograph showing five female students from the Lesley School sitting in front of the Children's Museum in Boston. Inscription in ink written on front: "Lesley Girls at Children's Museum. Jamaica Plain, '27."

Cover of The Lesley School course catalog, 1922-1923, including the seal of the Lesley Normal School.

Black and white photograph of students sitting in class at the Cambridge Open Air School. Teacher is standing at the center of the room.

Sewing / embroidery samples from "Sewing" book (#2). The book is among a series of volumes showing examples of Friedrich Froebel's Occupations.

Cover of the 1917-1918 Lesley School of Household Arts.

Cover of a Lesley School Dance Card ca. 1938-1941, including pages showing order of dances and handwritten names of dance partners. Green covered booklet bound with orange ribbon. Donated by Shirley Sargent Forsman, '41.

Digital montage of two photographs showing a student sitting on the Lesley College wishing well in the 1940s and a view of the wishing well in front of the McKenna Student Center in 2015.

Front cover of the School of Practical Art course catalog for the 1964-1965 school year.

Cover and inner text of the School of Practical Art course catalog/pamphlet showing tuition and fees for 1918-1919 school year.

Black and white photograph showing Professor Shaun McNiff leading a class in Humanistic Approach class. McNiff created the Institute for Arts and Human Development in 1974.

Charles Tsoukalis was the lone male student in the summer session at Lesley Graduate School in 1962.