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The image shows a document from Harvard College, specifically a permit for the use of a university building. The document, dated February 19, 1951, grants permission to the New England Chapter of the American Musicological Society, represented by Mr. Charles L. Kuhn, to use Romanesque Hall for a meeting. The event is scheduled for February 20, 1951, in the evening, and is open to invited guests with no admission charge. The permit also notes that the cost of heat, light, and janitor service will be covered, and that no smoking is permitted in lecture halls. The document is signed by the Secretary to the Corporation.

Below the permit, there is a handwritten note that reads: "Christophers Gilbert Lecture" and "Mon 2."

Additionally, there is a pink flyer for the "Cambridge Art Association Annual Spring Exhibition" at the Busch-Reisinger Museum on Kirkland Street. The exhibition is scheduled to take place from March 12 to March 27, weekdays from 9 to 5.

The image shows a document from Harvard College, dated February 19, 1951, which is a permit for the use of a university building.

Key details from the permit include:

• The permit is issued to the New England Chapter of the American Musicology Society.
• The representative is Mr. Charles L. Kuhn.
• The event is held in the Busch-Reisinger Museum.
• The specific room used is Romanesque Hall.
• The event is for a meeting open to invited guests.
• The date of the event is February 20, 1951, at an unspecified time in the evening.
• Admission is free (Admission: None).
• Charges for heat, light, and janitorial services will be covered.
• There is a note indicating no smoking is permitted in lecture halls.

Below the permit, there is a handwritten note on the same page, presumably by another individual:

• It mentions "Chas. Clifton Selby Vestine" and notes "Week 2."

Additionally, there is another piece of paper below the permit with information about the "Cambridge Art Association Annual Spring Exhibition" at the Busch-Reisinger Museum on Kirkland Street, scheduled from March 12 to March 27, with hours open weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM.

The image depicts a permit and related documents from Harvard College, dated February 19, 1951. Here is a detailed summary:

1. Permit for Use of University Building:

   • Recipient: New England Chapter of the American Musicology Society, represented by Mr. Charles L. Kuhn.
   • Venue: Busch-Reisinger Museum, specifically Romanesque Hall.
   • Purpose: For a meeting open to invited guests.
   • Date and Time: February 20, 1951, in the evening.
   • Admission: None.
   • Charges: Cover the cost of heat, light, and janitorial services.
   • Restrictions: No smoking is permitted in lecture halls.
   • Conditions: No admission fee will be charged or any solicitation or collection of money made in connection with the meeting without prior consent. Installation of decorations, scenery, electric wiring, or projection apparatus must be approved in advance by the Department of Buildings and Grounds.

2. Handwritten Note:

   • There is a handwritten note at the bottom of the permit, which appears to be a reference to a different event:
     • "Christopher Columbus Festino" (likely a typo for "Festivo" or "Festive").
     • "Week 2" is also written.

3. Additional Document:

   • Below the permit, there is a separate document related to the Cambridge Art Association:
     • Event: Annual Spring Exhibition at the Busch-Reisinger Museum (Kirkland Street).
     • Dates: March 12-27.
     • Hours: Weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM.

The documents are preserved in a book, likely a record or logbook, indicating they were kept for historical or administrative purposes.

The image shows a document and a related handwritten note, both related to events at Harvard College and the Busch-Reisinger Museum.

1. Permit for Use of University Building:

   • Issuer: President and Fellows of Harvard College
   • Date Issued: February 19, 1951
   • Recipient: New England Chapter of the American Musicology Society
   • Representative: Mr. Charles L. Kuhn
   • Address: Busch-Reisinger Museum
   • Purpose of Use: Romanesque Hall for a meeting
   • Event Details:
     • Date: February 20, 1951
     • Time: Evening
     • Open to: Invited Guests
     • Admission: None
   • Charges: Cost of heat, light, and janitor service
   • Restrictions: No smoking permitted in lecture halls
   • Additional Conditions: No admission fee will be charged or any solicitation or collection of money without prior consent from the Office of the Corporation. Decorations, scenery, electric wiring, or projection apparatus must be approved in advance by the Department of Buildings and Grounds.

   The permit is signed by J. W. Renouf, Secretary to the Corporation.

2. Handwritten Note:

   • The note is written on the same page beneath the permit and reads: "Christopher Gibberd Vestry" with "Mar. 2" underneath it.

3. Announcement:

   • Below the handwritten note, there is a small, orange-colored announcement for the "Cambridge Art Association Annual Spring Exhibition" at the Busch-Reisinger Museum (Kirkland Street).
   • Dates: March 12-27
   • Hours: Weekdays 9-5

The documents appear to be part of a record book, given the binding and the style of the pages.

The image shows two documents related to events at Harvard University.

1. Top Document (Permit for Use of University Building):

   • Issuer: President and Fellows of Harvard College.
   • Issue Date: February 19, 1951.
   • Recipient: New England Chapter of the American Musicology Society, represented by Mr. Charles L. Kuhn.
   • Address: Busch-Reisinger Museum.
   • Event Location: Romancoke Hall.
   • Event Type: Meeting with invited guests.
   • Date and Time: February 20, 1951, in the evening.
   • Admission: None (free).
   • Charges: Cost of heat, light, and janitor service.
   • Restrictions: No smoking in lecture halls.
   • Additional Conditions: No admission fee or solicitation of money without prior consent from the Corporation. Any installations (decorations, scenery, electric wiring, projection apparatus) must be approved in advance by the Department of Buildings and Grounds.

   The signature at the bottom right appears to be from the Secretary to the Corporation.

   There is a handwritten note at the bottom indicating an "Ogden Salée Lecture" on "Hour 2."

2. Bottom Document (Exhibition Notice):

   • Event: Cambridge Art Association Annual Spring Exhibition.
   • Location: Busch-Reisinger Museum (Kirkland Street).
   • Date: March 12-27.
   • Hours: Weekdays 9 AM - 5 PM.

The image shows a page from a book or a document that contains two attached items: a permit and an announcement card.

1. Permit for Use of University Building:

   • Issued by: President and Fellows of Harvard College, located at 25 Massachusetts Hall, Cambridge.
   • Date of issue: February 19, 1951.
   • Permission granted to: New England Chapter of the American Philological Society.
   • Represented by: Mr. Charles L. Kuhn.
   • Address: Busch-Reisinger Museum.
   • For the use of: Romanesque Hall.
   • Purpose: Meeting for invited guests.
   • Date of use: February 20, 1951.
   • Time: Evening.
   • Admission: None.
   • Charges: Cost of heat, light, and janitor service.
   • Additional notes: No smoking is permitted in lecture halls.
   • Signature: The permit is signed by the Secretary of the Corporation.
   • Instructions: The permit must be returned with an acknowledgment of charges, and any installations must be approved by the Department of Buildings and Grounds.

2. Announcement Card:

   • Event: Cambridge Art Association Annual Spring Exhibition.
   • Location: Busch-Reisinger Museum (Kirkland Street).
   • Dates: March 12-27.
   • Hours: Weekdays 9-5.

Additionally, there is a handwritten note on the page that reads "Oxford Selected Lectures June 2."

The page appears to be from a scrapbook or an archive, documenting events and permissions related to the Busch-Reisinger Museum and Harvard University.

The image shows an open book with a pasted document on its right-hand page. The document is a "PERMIT FOR USE OF UNIVERSITY BUILDING" from the "PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE," dated February 19, 1951. The permit grants permission to the New England Chapter of the American Musicology Society, represented by Mr. Charles L. Kuhn, to use the Busch-Reisinger Museum in Romanesque Hall for a meeting open to invited guests, with no admission charge. The date specified for the meeting is February 20, 1951, in the evening, and it notes that charges include the cost of heat, light, and janitor service with a stipulation that no smoking is permitted in lecture halls. The document is signed by two people, one of which is the Secretary to the Corporation of Harvard College.

Below the permit there's another notice, an orange square paper advertisement for the "cambridge art association annual spring exhibition at busch-reisinger museum (kirkland street)" which took place from March 12-27, presumably in the same year, and was open on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Handwritten text is present above the orange advertisement, perhaps indicating a title or note related to the advertisement or the meeting. The image has a historical feel and provides an insight into the administrative and cultural activities associated with Harvard College in the early 1950s. The book's pages are slightly discolored with age.

The image depicts an open book with various documents and notes attached to one of its pages.

1. The top document is a permit for the use of a university building at Harvard College. It is dated February 19, 1951, and grants permission to the New England Chapter of the American Musicology Society, represented by Mr. Charles A. Kuhn. The permit allows for the use of Romanesque Hall for a meeting with invited guests on the evening of February 20, 1951. The document specifies charges for heat, light, and janitor services, and highlights that smoking is not permitted in lecture halls. It is signed by D.W. Rae, Secretary of the Corporation.

2. Below the permit, there is a handwritten note that mentions "Croxton Gilbert lecture Mar 2."

3. At the bottom of the page, there is an announcement for the Cambridge Art Association's annual spring exhibition at Busch-Reisinger Museum (Kirkland Street). The exhibition runs from March 12-27 on weekdays from 9 to 5.

The collection of these documents and notes gives a glimpse into the planning and events linked to Harvard College in the early 1950s.

A photograph of an open book shows a permit for the use of a building, a handwritten note, and a printed note. The permit is for the use of the Romanesque Hall of Harvard College on February 20, 1951, for a meeting. The permit is signed by the Secretary of the Corporation. The handwritten note is a lecture note that reads "Croshton Silbert lecture Mar 22." The printed note is an invitation to the Cambridge Art Association's annual spring exhibition at the Busch-Reisinger Museum on March 12-27.

The image is of an open book with papers attached to the left page. The papers are white and have black text on them. The first paper is a permit for the use of the University Building. It is dated February 19, 1951, and signed by the Secretary to the Corporation. The second paper is a handwritten note that reads "Crosby Stills Nash lecture Mar 2." The third paper is a flyer for the Cambridge Art Association Annual Spring Exhibition at the Busch-Reisinger Museum on Kirkland Street from March 12 to 27.