Word: manuscript
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...original manuscript of "America," lately presented to the University Library by the family of its author, Reverend Samuel F. Smith, will be on exhibition in Randall Hall this week and next week. Permission to examine it may be obtained at the Delivery Desk...
...original manuscript of "America" has been presented to the College Library by the surviving children of the Reverend Samuel Francis Smith, D.D., composer of the national hymn. In a letter to President Lowell, proffering the manuscript, Dr. D. A. W. Smith '59, son of the author, writes that the heirs of Dr. Smith, knowing his deep and lifelong interest in Harvard, from which he was graduated in 1829, felt that there could be no more fitting place in which to insure its preservation...
...Lane, librarian of the College, in a letter of acknowledgement, pronounces the gift "one of the most precious bits of original manuscript which any American library could desire to own." When the new Widener Library is opened, the original draft of "America" will be made accessible to the view of visitors. The donors are Dr. D. A. W. Smith, E. W. Smith, Mrs. Caroline E. Morton and Mrs. John D. Candee...
...manuscript is to be placed in the Widener Library when that building is opened and the suggestion of W. C. Lane, the University Librarian, that it be framed for exhibition deserves hearty endorsement. The CRIMSON congratulates the University on the acquisition of this priceless manuscript...
...will hold all the classes in the courses of the Department of Music; the first floor being devoted to recitation work, and the second holding a large auditorium with a seating capacity of 578. It will also contain a library of books dealing with music and all the musical manuscript used by the Department. It is expected that the Music Building will, very appropriately, become the centre of all musical interest in the University, and it is announced that the Pierian Sodality, the University orchestra, will there have its rooms...