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The image is a document announcing the establishment of Kirkland House at Harvard University and the appointment of its faculty staff. Here is a detailed summary of the document:

Title:

• Whitney Names Faculty Staff of Kirkland House

Content:

1. Plans of Unit:

   • The plans for the unit, which include Smith Halls and its additions, have been made public.
   • The unit is designed to accommodate 207 students.

2. Hicks House:

   • Hicks House will serve as a library with a collection of 6,000 volumes.
   • The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Collection will be housed there.

3. Location and Structure:

   • The new buildings of Kirkland House are located on Smith Street and will replace the present Smith Halls Quadrangle.
   • The structure includes two "honoratory units" and a Master's House.

4. Historical Context:

   • Hicks House was built in 1762 and will continue to function as a library.

5. Faculty Staff:

   • Master of Kirkland House: Edward Allen Whitney, Assistant Professor of History and Literature.
   • Honorary Associates:
     • President of the University: Edward Stephen Harkness.
     • Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences: Charles Cheney.
     • Dean of Harvard College: Chester Newton Greenough.
   • Associates:
     • Charles Pelham Curtis Jr. '83, Fellow of Harvard College.
     • William Scott Ferguson, McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History.
     • Tucker Murray '99, Professor of English.
     • Andre Morize, Professor of French Literature.
     • Kirsopp Lake, Professor of the History of Religion and Missions, Episcopal Theological School.
     • Paul Jacobsthal, Professor of Fine Arts and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture.
     • George Parker Winship '95, Professor of the History of Printing.
     • Ludlow Griscom, Research Curator in Zoology.
     • Tracy Leonard Pease '00, Assistant Professor of History.
     • Vernon Brown '25, Instructor in Economics.
   • Other Resident Tutors:
     • Arthur Elliott Winslow '20.
     • Arthur Colby Sprague '19, Assistant Professor.

The document is signed by "C. Cheney" at the bottom right corner. It appears to be a formal announcement detailing the establishment and staffing of Kirkland House, including its facilities and the roles of various faculty members.

The image is a page from a document, likely a news article or a faculty announcement. The page appears to be from a historical institution, specifically Kirkland House.

Key points from the text include:

1. Headline:

   • "WHITNEY NAMES FACULTY STAFF OF KIRKLAND HOUSE"

2. Construction Plans:

   • Plans for new buildings, including Smith Halls and additions, are made public.
   • The new units will accommodate 207 students.
   • Hicks House will serve as the library with a collection of 6,000 volumes, including the Roosevelt Memorial Collection.

3. Faculty and Staff Announcement:

   • The Master of Kirkland House, Edward Allen Whitney, announced the list of honorary faculty and resident tutors:
     • Honorary Associates:
       • Edward Allen Whitney, Assistant Professor of History and Literature.
       • Edward Stephen Harkness, Esq.
       • Charles Poehler Curtis Jr.
       • John Tucker Murray
       • Andre Moriz, Professor of French Literature.
       • James Thayer Addison '05, Professor of the History of Religion and Philosophy at Harvard Divinity School.
       • George Harold Edgell '05, Professor of Fine Arts and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture.
       • Ludlow Griscom, Assistant Librarian and Lecturer on the History of Printing.
     • Resident Tutors:
       • Senior Tutor: Douglas Vincent Brown '25, Instructor in Economics.
       • Other Resident Tutors: Arthur Eli Monroe '68, Lecturer on Economics; Arthur Colby Sprague '19, Assistant Professor.

The document also notes that the new dormitory units and a Master's House are under construction, starting from 1782. The building itself is part of the Kirkland House complex on South Street.

The image shows a typed document titled "WHITNEY NAMES FACULTY STAFF OF KIRKLAND HOUSE." The document details plans for Kirkland House, including the appointment of its faculty staff. Key points include:

1. Plans for a unit consisting of Smith Halls and additional facilities to accommodate 207 students.
2. Hicks House will serve as the library, containing 6,000 volumes, and will include the Roosevelt Memorial Collection.
3. The Master of Kirkland House is Edward Allen Whitney, Assistant Professor of History and Literature.
4. The document lists Honorary Associates, including prominent figures such as the President of the University, the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and other professors.
5. Resident and Non-Resident Tutors are also listed, with their respective roles and academic specialties.

The document is dated, as indicated by the water damage and the style of typing, which suggests it is from the mid-20th century. The right side of the page is marked with the word "Continued" and a handwritten note, indicating that the list of staff continues on another page.

The image is a newspaper clipping announcing the faculty staff appointments for Kirkland House, one of the residential houses at Harvard University. The main points of the article are as follows:

1. Headline and Sub-Headlines:

   • The headline reads, "Whitney Names Faculty Staff of Kirkland House."
   • Additional information mentions that plans for a new unit, including Smith Halls and additions, are made public and that these buildings will accommodate 207 students.
   • Hicks House is set to serve as a library with a collection of 6,000 volumes, known as the Roosevelt Memorial Collection, which is to be given.

2. Kirkland House Details:

   • New buildings for Kirkland House are being constructed on South Street to supplement the current Smith Halls Quadrangle.
   • These new buildings include two new dormitory units and a Master’s residence, with the entire complex expected to be under construction.
   • Hicks House, built in 1762, will become part of the Kirkland House Library.

3. Faculty Announcement:

   • Edward Allen Whitney, Assistant Professor of History and Literature, has been named the Master of Kirkland House.
   • The article lists the Honorary and Non-Resident Tutors who will form the staff of Kirkland House.

4. List of Honorary Associates:

   • The President of the University: Edward Stephen Harkness.
   • The Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences: The Dean of Harvard College.
   • Charles Phelps Curtis, Associate.
   • William Scott Ferguson, McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History.
   • John Tucker Murray, Professor of English.
   • Andre Morize, Professor of French Literature.
   • James Thayer Addison, Professor of Christian Morals.
   • George Harold Edgell, Professor of Fine Arts and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture.
   • George Parker Winship, Assistant Librarian and Lecturer on the History of Printing.
   • Ludlow Griscom, Research Orator.

5. List of Non-Resident Tutors:

   • Douglas Vincent Brown, Instructor in Economics.

6. List of Other Resident Tutors:

   • Arthur Eli Monroe, Lecturer on Economics.
   • Arthur Culby Sprague, Assistant Professor (noted as continued on page six).

The article provides comprehensive details about the new developments and the appointed faculty and staff for Kirkland House at Harvard University.

The image is a document titled "Whitney Names Faculty Staff of Kirkland House." It details plans for a new unit at Kirkland House, which includes Smith Halls and additions, designed to accommodate 207 students. The document also mentions that Hicks House will serve as a library with a collection of 6,000 volumes, including the Roosevelt Memorial Collection.

The document lists the new faculty and staff members of Kirkland House, announced by Edward Allen Whitney, the Master of Kirkland House and Assistant Professor of History and Literature. The list includes:

• Edward Allen Whitney '17, the Master
• Honorary Associates:
  • The President of the University
  • Edward Stephen Harkness 'Esq.
  • The Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
  • The Dean of Harvard College
  • Charles Eliot Norton '38, Fellow of Harvard College
  • John Scott Ferguson, McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History
  • John Tucker Murray '99, Professor of English
  • Andre Morize, Professor of French Literature
  • James Thayer Addison '95, Professor of the History of Religion and Literature
  • George Harold Edgell '95, Professor of Fine Arts, and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture
  • George Parker Winship '83, Assistant Librarian, and Lecturer on the History of Printing
  • Ludlow Griscom, Research Associate in Printing
  • Douglas Vincent Brown '25, Senior Tutor
  • Arthur Eli Monroe '68, Lecturer on Economics
  • Arthur Colby Sprague '19, Assistant Professor

The document notes that these individuals will make up the staff of the House. The text is dated, and there is a handwritten note on the bottom right corner of the document, indicating a date of "Nov 20, 1941."

The image is a news clipping from what appears to be a historical document or newspaper article. Here's a detailed summary:

Title: "Whitney Names Faculty Staff of Kirkland House"

The article discusses the plans for Kirkland House, which includes two new dormitory units and a Master's House. These units are part of the Smith Halls and Additions, and the plans are made public. The new buildings are to accommodate 207 students.

Key points:

1. Hicks House: This will serve as a library and house 6,000 volumes, including the Roosevelt Memorial Collection.
2. Construction: The new buildings are part of the expansion on South Street to supplement the existing Smith Halls Quadrangle.
3. Historical Context: The Master's House dates back to 1782 and will contain the house library.
4. Faculty Announcement: Edward Allen Whitney, the Assistant Professor of History and Literature, announced the following faculty and staff members for Kirkland House:
   • Master: Edward Allen Whitney '17, Assistant Professor of History and Literature.
   • Honorary Associates:
     • The President of the University.
     • Edward Stephen Harkness, Esq.
     • The Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
     • The Dean of Harvard College.
   • Resident Tutors:
     • Charles Doliam Curtis '88, Fellow of Harvard College.
     • James Scott Ferguson '93, McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History.
     • John Tucker Murray '99, Professor of English.
     • Andre Morize, Professor of French Literature.
     • James Thayer Addison '95, Professor of the History of Religion and Biblical Literature.
     • George Parker Winship '83, Professor of Fine Arts and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture.
     • Ludlow Griscom, Assistant Librarian and Lecturer on the History of Printing.
     • Douglas Vincent Brown '25, Senior Tutor.
     • Arthur Eli Monroe '68, Lecturer on Economics.
     • Arthur Colby Sprague '19, Assistant Professor.
   • Non-Resident Tutors: The list continues on another page.

The document is perforated along the left side, indicating it was part of a larger collection or newspaper. There is a handwritten signature at the bottom right corner.

This image displays a document titled "WHITNEY NAMES FACULTY STAFF OF KIRKLAND HOUSE." The text on the document discusses the plans for a unit consisting of Smith Halls and Additions, as well as other related public plans. The document mentions that the facility will house 207 students and discusses the availability of a 6,000 volume Socrates Library, with Eliot Volumes to be given as a memorial collection.

The text continues by listing the new buildings of Kirkland House to replace the present Smith Halls (a dormitory) and a Master's House. The document then lists personnel associated with the facility, including a Master of Kirkland House, non-resident associates, honorary associates, and tutors. There are various names listed alongside the positions they hold or the roles they will fulfill within the house, reflecting the academic and administrative structure of the institution.

The document appears to be an official communication or press release from an academic institution, likely intended for internal distribution or for press purposes. There are holes punched on the left side of the paper, indicating that the document was likely stored in a binder or folder. There is also handwriting in the top right corner that appears to be a signature or initials.

The image shows a page with a newspaper clipping titled "WHITNEY NAMES FACULTY STAFF OF KIRKLAND HOUSE." The article discusses plans for the unit, consisting of Smith Halls and additions, and mentions the accommodation for 207 students. Hicks House will serve as the library with 6,000 volumes, including the Roosevelt Memorial Collection. The clipping lists the names and titles of various faculty members and associates involved with Kirkland House, including Master's Assistant, Honorary Associates, Associates, and Resident Tutors. There appears to be a handwritten note in pencil next to the article, possibly indicating where to continue reading on a subsequent page. The page has two holes punched on the left side, suggesting it was part of a binder or folder.

The image shows a single sheet of beige paper with a newspaper clipping attached to the left side. The clipping is titled "WHITNEY NAMES FACULTY STAFF OF KIRKLAND HOUSE" and includes a subheading about plans for the unit consisting of Smith Halls and additions, mentioning it will house 207 students. It describes the Hicks House serving as a library with a large collection, and notes that new buildings of Kirkland House are being constructed on South Street.

The article lists Edward Allen Whitney as Master of Kirkland House and Assistant Professor of History and Literature, along with various honorary associates, resident, and non-resident tutors who will staff the house. Several names and titles are mentioned, such as professors in history, literature, architecture, economics, and other departments. The text includes references to the years of graduation for some of the people and notes a continuation on page six.

There is also a handwritten note in pencil on the right side of the clipping that reads "Cambridge Mass, X." The paper itself has three holes punched down the left side, suggesting it was stored in a binder or folder. The rest of the sheet is blank.

The image is a document titled "Whitney Names Faculty Staff of Kirkland House." It lists the faculty and staff of the Kirkland House, a part of a university, and provides details about the plans for the unit, including the number of students and the library facilities.

The document begins with an announcement by Edward Allen Whitney, the Assistant Professor of History and Literature, who introduced the list of faculty members for the Kirkland House. The list includes both resident and non-resident tutors, as well as associates.

The faculty members listed are:

Resident Tutors:

• Edward Allen Whitney, Master of Kirkland House
• Edward Allen Whitney, Assistant Professor of History and Literature

Honorary Associates:

• The President of the University
• The Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
• The Dean of Harvard College

Associates:

• Charles Pelham Curtis, Jr., Fellow of Harvard College
• William Scott Ferguson, McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History
• Tucker Murray, Professor of English
• Andre Morize, Professor of French Literature
• James Thayer Addison, Professor of Religion and Missions, Episcopal Theological School
• George Harold Edgell, Professor of Fine Arts and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture
• George Parker Winship, Assistant Librarian and Lecturer on the History of Printing
• Ludlow Griscom, Research Curator in Zoology
• Douglas Vincent Brown, Senior Tutor
• Arthur Eli Monroe, Lecturer on Economics
• Arthur Colby Sprague, Assistant Professor of Biology

The document also mentions the plans for the unit, which includes Smith Halls and additions, and that the collection is to be given to the Roosevelt Memorial Collection. The new buildings of Kirkland House, consisting of two dormitory units and a Master's House, are under construction. The Hicks House, built in 1762, is to contain the House Library.

The document is a formal announcement of the faculty and staff of the Kirkland House, providing details about the academic and administrative roles of the individuals involved.