Word: plympton
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Beer and coke will flow like printers' ink tomorrow night when the annual spring competition for positions on the CRIMSON gets underway at 7:30 o'clock at the offices of the local printers' devils, 14 Plympton Street...
Finally at two o'clock on the dot a car pulled up to unload five "fools," one rooster, one hen, one pig, one heifer, one dog, one goat, and one skunk. The crowd surged up Plympton Street, through the main gate, up the steps of Widener, in the front door, and through the reading room, band, animals, and enlookers which by this time included most of the Cambridge Latin student body...
...check with Dean Watson last night quashed the ripe rumor that the entire Lampoon board was threatened with probation, but Watson confided that he planned to confer with new 'Poon President George Plympton in the near future...
...office being the room of Mr. Henry Alden Clark '74 in Stoughton Hall. It was at first printed in Cambridgeport, but in 1901 rooms were engaged in the Union, and it was there edited and printed until 1915. In the summer of that year, the present building at 14 Plympton street was constructed, and was first occupied in the following autumn...
...dream of their own building still lived in CRIMSON editors minds, but several early plans fell through. It was not until 1912 that the empty lot at 14 Plympton St. came into view. By 1914 the lot was in the CRIMSON's hands, and little over a year later a massive Yale game number marked the official arrival of the editors. A prophetic editorial proclaimed: ". . . .the migratory days of the CRIMSON are over, and all its future energy can be devoted to internal improvement...