Borden Gym Done Up for the Dance
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Title
Borden Gym Done Up for the Dance
Subject
Phillips Academy -- Buildings
Description
Construction on Borden Gym was started in 1900 and opened officially on March 22, 1902 with a basketball game against the Harvard Freshmen. It replaced the gym that had been in Bulfinch Hall, which was now to become a Dining Hall. In 1909 the students started a fund to build a pool, and by the end of 1911 the pool was open in a new wing. It has since held many events not the least of which was SAT Testing. Decorated for a dance it is important to notice that Yale is displayed a lot and Hravard has only a small flag similar to Cornell and Amherst. Harvard was unpopular with Andover for decades due to its Unitarian leanings, while Yale was much admired.
Source
Borden Gym Photograph File
Publisher
Phillips Academy
Date
1918
Rights
Communications Department Phillips Academy
Format
image/jpeg
Type
image
Files
Collection
Citation
“Borden Gym Done Up for the Dance,” Digital Commonwealth , accessed May 19, 2013, http://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/items/show/5459.

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