Harvard Stadium - Gallery

Gallery

  • Dedication Plaque by the Class of 1879 -- 1903

  • 50th Anniversary Plaque - 1953

  • Harvard-Yale game of 1905

  • Performance of Greek Play - 1905

  • Hockey was played in Harvard Stadium until WWI

  • Harvard-Yale game of 1911

  • Aerial view with trapezoidal temporary wooden stands in place circa 1915-1928

  • Aerial view with large permanent steel stands in place 1929-1951

  • Scoreboard - 1952-1983

  • Scoreboard - 1984-2007

  • A last look - in 2000 - of the classic ivy on the exterior before it was permanently removed in 2006

  • Aerial view of the 2006 Harvard-Yale game - the Murr Center (built in 1998) now sits across the open end of the stadium.

  • Scoreboard - 2008-present

  • The stadium's southwest-facing exterior.

  • View from the southern end of the colonnade. The Murr Center, an indoor recreation facility built in 1998, is the building at the end of the stadium.

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