Lawrence Lowell Lecture Hall at Harvard University

Lawrence Lowell Lecture Hall facade at Harvard University features red brick, ornamental stone columns, and decorative
Lawrence Lowell Lecture Hall facade at Harvard University features red brick, ornamental stone columns, and decorative.

Lawrence Lowell Lecture Hall stands on Harvard University's campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The building was completed in 1902 and later named for A. Lawrence Lowell, who served as Harvard's president from 1909 to 1933. It remains part of the university's early twentieth-century academic architecture, built during a period of significant campus expansion at Harvard.

Taken April 2024

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