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Article from the May 9, 1976 issue of the Boston Sunday Herald Advertiser.

A newsletter on future plans for the Bentley School written by President Maurice Monroe Lindsay.

Entrance to 921 Boylston Street on Bentley's first campus in downtown Boston.

The building at 921 Boylston Street, which from 1922-1928 comprised the entirety of Bentley's campus.

An aerial view of the first completed section of Bentley's Waltham campus, ca. 1975.

Bentley Inferno newspaper article from November 8, 1984 Volume XI, Number 8. Discusses the one million dollar donation made by trustee Henry Rauch.

Bentley College campus sign at Forest Street entrance to the Waltham campus.

Program from the 3rd commencement of the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance in 1922. Notable for containing the names of two of Bentley's first female graduates.

Photo of the athletic fields at Bentley University in Waltham, MA.

Sign at the foot of Beaver Street reading "Bentley University" on the Waltham campus.

Bentley University PhD graduates at the 2013 commencement ceremony.

An in-progress aerial photo of the building of Bentley University's campus in Waltham, MA.

Photograph from the May 7th, 2014 Bloomberg Radio show, featuring the collaboration with Bentley's PreparedU project. President Larson can be seen in this photo.

Early view of the Cape House on Bentley's Waltham campus, ca. 1980s.

The Chief Accountant and Assistant Comptroller sit at desks in the administrative location at 921 Boylston Street on the old Boston campus. Caption reads: "AC = Herrick , CA = Cossette. 921 Boylston St."

An aerial view of the Bentley campus in Waltham, MA taken just after the completion of initial construction in 1968.

President & Mrs. Adamian with Mr. & Mrs. Mangogian and George Phalen, chair of the Board of Trustees, at the dedication of the Bentley President's House, ca 1983.

Students attend an early class at the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance, exact date unknown.

Early computing technology at Bentley College

Two women read printouts from the DecSystem10, also known as PDP-10 or Dec-10, possibly in the 1970s.