Postcards depicting Harvard Square, Cambridge, and the University make for a colorful rack at the Out of Town News stand in the square. (Staff photo by Rose Lincoln) Delightful details are everywhere for the sharp-eyed, from the ornate door at Robinson Hall (top right and middle) to the portion of a sculpture that resides in Robinson Hall (left).
Photos by Rose Lincoln and Stephanie Mitchell
The University and the square have a special feel this time of year. There’s the usual bustle of activity, but it’s a sultry, slow sort of busyness, slow enough for the student, resident, or tourist to stop and smell the flowers, look at the postcards, or listen to the street musician play ‘Summertime.’
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