Then & Now – Sunken Lounge

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Then & Now: The Sunken Lounge

Part of the Dining Center since its 1969 opening, the fireplace in the Sunken Lounge has long served as a meeting place and study space for students looking to warm up.

Come back tomorrow to see the Sunken Lounge “Now”.

Organic chemistry students circa 1990. hc-editor [at] haverford.edu (Do you recognize) any of these '90s-era Fords?

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In the Collection: Jane Austen

In the Collection: Jane Austen

Jane Austen, the great British novelist, was also an accomplished and witty letter writer. This letter was purchased by Charles Roberts, Class of 1864, who was moved to start an autograph collection after he received a letter from Abraham Lincoln while still a Haverford student.

Letter from Jane Austen to Cassandra Austen, June 23 [1814]; from the Charles Roberts autograph collection. Photo: Thom Carroll Photography.
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Next Monday, April 7, 2014
Monday, April 7, 2014

Then & Now – Sunken Lounge Now

Then & Now: The Sunken Lounge

Part of the Dining Center since its 1969 opening, the fireplace in the Sunken Lounge has long served as a meeting place and study space for students looking to warm up.

Missed yesterday’s photo? See the Sunken Lounge back “Then“.

Students Jeanna Kenney '16, Shakira King '17, Damon Motz-Storey '16, and Matt de Silva '14 enjoy the warm glow of the fire. Photo: Brad Larrison
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