Word: harte
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...freshman dormitories, is the gift of the Roosevelt Memorial Association, and the presentation will be by Mr. G. Washburn '80, of Worcester, a classmate of Theodore Roosevelt. President Lowell will receive the gift on behalf of the University, and the presiding officer will by Professor Albert Bushnell Hart '80, chairman for Massachusetts of the Association. President Eliot, who will be present, wrote the following inscription for the tablet...
...primary purpose of the tablet, according to Prof. Hart, is to keep Roosevelt in the minds of the young. "No one," he said, "can pass by now without recalling the man that once lived there...
...purpose of keeping alive the memory of him whom Professor A. B. Hart '80 termed "Harvard's Greatest Alumnus", in the place where he spent "four formative and fruitful years", a tablet will be dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt on the house at 38 Winthrop Street. The time is scheduled for 12 o'clock on October 27, Roosevelt's birthday. The tablet will bear the following inscription, composed by President Eliot...
...principal address and present the tablet. Since the house at 38 Winthrop is now owned by the college, President Lowell will accept the gift on behalf of the college. The tablet is a gift of the Massachusetts Committee of the Roosevelt Memorial Association of which Professor A. B. Hart, a former classmate, is Chairman. The latter is to preside at the ceremonies on October...
...There are so many great men among the graduates of Harvard", said Prof. Hart in commenting on the purpose of the tablet "that we are apt to lose sight momentarily of the fact that the greatest of them all spent his entire college course in a dwelling which many of us pass by every...