Word: chapels
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Wade prize speaking awards. Because of the large number of entrants in the contest, three elimination hearings were necessary. This afternoon at 1.15 o'clock the ten survivors of yesterday's trials will meet Professor F. C. Packard '20, who is in charge of the awards, in Holden Chapel for further instruction...
With the exception of a wind vane which will be six feet tall, the spire of the New Memorial Chapel has reached its greatest height with the erection of the pipe spike, raised to position Saturday. The spire already rises higher than any other building on the Cambridge horizon, surpassing the battlements of Memorial Hall by five feet...
Copper and slate will be used to cover the spire, and scrolls and figures in harmony with the staid Colonial architecture will be used in decoration. A large wind-vane, erroneously called a weather vane, will be cut from copper to cap to Chapel...
...Lowell is in Cambridge he makes a tour of inspection, sometimes alone, often accompanied by members of his staff. Although squads of about 240 and 100 workmen alternate each day on the work according to the particular work to be done, they will not be able to complete the chapel by Class Day unless extra workers are added...
...face of a wind blowing at an average velocity of 37 miles an hour, a crew of eight men worked more than seven hours to turnbolt the first section of the spire on the New Memorial Chapel into position...