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Harvard Yard

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A bird's-eye view of Harvard Yard, the historic heart of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Harvard Yard is a special place in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It is the oldest and most famous part of Harvard University. Many important buildings and spaces are here.

You can find freshman dormitories, big libraries like Widener Library, and Memorial Church. There is also a statue of John Harvard and many gates around the Yard.

The Yard began in the 1600s and now covers a big grassy area. It is a busy place where students and visitors enjoy special events and learn together.

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Massachusetts Hall, one of the oldest buildings at Harvard University.
Statue of John Harvard at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
A serene winter view of Harvard Yard, showcasing the university campus blanketed in snow.
A historic view of Harvard Yard at Harvard University, taken in 1920.
The Wadsworth House in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts, served as a home for Harvard University presidents from 1726 to 1849.
Map highlighting the location of Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Cambridge, Massachusetts
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