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Diploma of Shirley Sargent, '41, upon graduating from the Lesley School and completing the two-year course in Teaching.

Night photograph of the new Lesley College sign to mark the transition to a degree granting institution. Snow on the ground indicates that this photo might have been taken in December 1942 or January 1943 when the school met all the requirements to…

List of students receiving Lesley College's first bachelor's degrees and teaching, home economics, and merchandising diplomas.

Cover and inside text of pamphlet for the Lesley College Schools for Children, Walter F. Dearborn School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Cover of Lesley College student newspaper, "The Lantern" from May 5, 1959, celebrating the institution's semi-centennial anniversary.

Cover of Lesley College promotional pamphlet with image of professor and student with text, "Prepared at Lesley College for her career of responsibility."

Cover of pamphlet detailing proposed plans for the building of dormitory rooms, classrooms and offices at Trentwell Mason White Hall and Livingston Stebbins Hall.

Two black and white photos showing progress on the construction of Trentwell Mason White Hall and adjacent amphitheater at Lesley College.

Text from the Dedication Ceremony program outlining statistics about the new Trentwell Mason White Hall built in 1957.

Black and white photo of entrance to Lesley College's new "Urban Academic Village." Presently known as the Doble Campus.

B&W photo of Lesley College's new "Urban Academic Village" with the bridge connecting to Malloch Hall. Presently known as Doble Campus.

B&W photo of three female Lesley College students sitting on the lawn of the new "Urban Academic Village," now known as the Doble Campus.

B&W photo of Lesley College's new "Urban Academic Village" showing students walking in front of the Admissions Office. Views of Malloch Hall and MacKenzie Hall, presently known as the McKenna Student Center on the Doble Campus.

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

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

Black and white photograph of two women stand in front of "The Earthy Presentation", an Orleans-Eastham Kindergarten exhibit at the 1966 New England Kindergarten Conference. Barbara Greenbey (right) holds a Chick-Chick Egg Incubator while speaking…

Cover of the Proceedings of the 1966 New England Kindergarten Conference titled, "Kindergarten Perspectives." Symposium participants include Dr. George L. Miller, Dr. Gertrud L. Wyatt, Miss Eveline B. Omwake, and Dr. Glenn O. Blough.

Black and white photograph of two women standing next the West Hartford Public Schools of Connecticut Exhibit at the 1967 New England Kindergarten Conference. Inscription on back identifies Harriett Rifkin (right) and Alaine Zulofsky (left).

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.

Black and white photo of Expressive Therapies class. Instructor is kneeling at the front of the class with back in view and arms open wide. Five students are facing the camera and watching the instructor.