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...line of Quincy street between the president's house and the old Peabody house. The iron and brick fence of the structure will continue from the south end of the structure to the corner of the Yard. The other end will extend to the edge of the president's driveway. The structure is recessed back from Quincy street with an arched passageway for pedestrians on each side of the great centre gate. On the inner or yard side the gate will be flanked by semi-circular brick walls about four feet high, the quadrant of each curve nearest the gate...
...Charles River Road and the river. The formal entrance to the building will be from the Charles River Road through artistic iron gates, located in the centre of the fence which encloses the court. For the convenience of students another entrance has been provided, which is from a driveway extending from Mill street and approximately paralleling the Charles River Road, through the central portion of the building...
...land with the city of Boston. Eventually there will be a street along this side of the field, and a fence built which will entirely enclose it. A road is now being built around the field inside the fence which will be lined with trees and used as a driveway...
...unfinished street to the south of the old football field. Part of this land, together with a house standing upon it, was purchased by the Athletic Association last June with money from the gate receipts. The Association plans to continue the uncompleted street from North Harvard street to the Driveway. This work will be done this year, and, when finished, will greatly decrease the congestion of vehicles on North Harvard street on the days of the games. With the completion of the new roadway, Soldiers Field will be entirely surrounded by streets...
...asking that a park-way be constructed from Quincy Square to the Charles River. Unless specially requested, the Board will hold no more hearings, but will collect the evidence already presented. The general argument in favor of the plan is that it will make a suitable terminus for the driveway from Boston to Cambridge and a dignified approach to the University. It has been pointed out that the value of property in Cambridge will be so enhanced as to meet the necessary expense. Those opposed to it say that it is not needed and will only be an unnecessary expense...