Edward Fuller was President of Bard between 1947-1950. He is remembered for the development of an integrated course on the sciences at Bard, treating biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics as a unified field of study. During this time the...
Warden Bernard Iddings Bell placed a great emphasis on athletics, and the variety of sports played, as well as the support for these teams improved greatly during his tenure. In 1922 the student publication "The Messenger" ran a brief article...
Black and white photograph showing the side of the Peck Mansion. This photograph was taken shortly before the demolition of the building. The Peck Mansion was also known as Samsondale.
Black and white photograph showing some interior molding around door and wallpaper in the Peck Mansion. This photograph was taken shortly before demolition. The Peck Mansion was also known as Samsondale.
Black and white photograph showing exposed brick on facade of Peck Mansion. This photograph was taken shortly before the demolition of the building. The Peck Mansion was also known as Samsondale.
Black and white photograph showing the Peck Mansion. This photograph was taken shortly before demolition of the building. The Peck Mansion was also known as Samsondale.
View of the front of the Peck mansion before its demolition. There also is a car and a man visable in the picture. The Peck Mansion was also known as Samsondale.
Black and white photograph of the Peck Mansion. The Ionic Columns are visable, as well as bushes along the side of the house. The Peck Mansion was also known as Samsondale.
Rachel writes to her father about her weekend activities which included sleigh-riding and the usual visits to friends who live in Poughkeepsie and who set out an elaborate afternoon tea. Music continues to be one of Rachel’s genuine interests,...
