Memorial Hall, Harvard University

Memorial Hall at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with its Gothic facade and spires.
Memorial Hall at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with its Gothic facade and spires.

Memorial Hall at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a High Victorian Gothic building completed in 1878. It was built to honor Harvard alumni who served in the Union forces during the Civil War and now houses Sanders Theatre and Annenberg Hall.

Photo taken in April 2024.

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