Memorial Hall

A memorial hall in the school, time relationship we did not go in to visit. The memorial building is beautiful, and it looks quite historical, and the surrounding campus is also very beautiful.

Very classic Victorian building, worth visiting, but now can't get in, is currently used as a freshman canteen

Very classical characteristic building came to Massachusetts in the United States to know that there is also a Cambridge. Of course, it is not a famous British institution known to everyone, this is just a place where local talents know. I also learned that there is such a memorial hall through my classmates who went to school here. I have visited so many places and seen many memorial halls. I know that each church has its own unique place, and so is Cambridge. It is a magnificent Victorian Gothic building, the interior and exterior look beautiful, if you visit carefully can take a lot of time. People who like architecture must go to see it, classmates said he thinks this is the most beautiful place on Harvard campus. It may not be a special age from the outside, but the internal chandeliers, painted glass, stand below as if crossing the past. But due to good maintenance, although it feels old but not dilapidated. The memorial is not very big, but it still feels very special to me. It is said to be used to pay tribute to the Harvard members of the Alliance for the Defence of the Civil War, and to have a sad past. The real gem of this building is the Sanders Theatre, which is only open during concerts and other events and is also for graduation ceremonies. It is gratifying that we didn't have such good luck. Reminder address: 45 Quincy St, Between Cambridge and Kirkland Streets Recommended play time: 2-3 hours