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Early classroom scene, Boston campus.
Students attend an early class at the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance, exact date unknown.
The Bentley Associates, 1920.
An introduction to the Bentley Associates, the first graduates of the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance.
921 Boylston Street exterior.
The building at 921 Boylston Street, which from 1922-1928 comprised the entirety of Bentley's campus.
921 Boylston Street entrance.
Entrance to 921 Boylston Street on Bentley's first campus in downtown Boston.
Article about Rauch donation from Vol. XI No. 8 of the Bentley Inferno, 1984.
Bentley Inferno newspaper article from November 8, 1984 Volume XI, Number 8. Discusses the one million dollar donation made by trustee Henry Rauch.
Hugh Dysart and Gregory Adamian present honorary degree to Henry Rauch, 1980.
Hugh Dysart and Gregory Adamian present honorary degree to Henry Rauch at the 1980 Commencement ceremony.
Kappa Pi Alpha Fraternity House in Boston, ca 1930s.
Kappa Pi Alpha Fraternity House in Boston. This may be one of several locations throughout Boston and Brookline where KPA was housed in the 1930s.
Portrait of President Maurice Lindsay.
Portrait of President Maurice Monroe Lindsay
Maurice Lindsay with paintings, ca. 1950s.
President Maurice Monroe Lindsay with his paintings in what is described as "Garabedian's studio", possibly referring to American painter Charles Garabedian. Taken some time in the late 1950s.
Bentley College campus sign.
Bentley College campus sign at Forest Street entrance to the Waltham campus.
Gregory Adamian and Robert B. Harkness receive Bentley College charter, 1971.
Bentley College President Gregory H. Adamian (C) receives the new State Board of Higher Education charter for the college from Secretary of State John F.X. Davoren (L) at presentation ceremonies held at the campus' Lindsay Hall Auditorium Monday,…
Early meeting of the Bentley Board of Trustees, ca. early 1950s.
Early meeting of the Bentley School Board of Trustees. The Board was formed in 1948, this picture was likely taken in the late 1940s or early 1950s.
Interior of 921 Boylston St,, 1951.
Administrative Office lobby of 921 Boylston Street on original Boston campus, taken in 1951.
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.
Early computing technology at Bentley College.
Two men present & work with a DecSystem10, also known as Dec-10 or PDP-10, possibly in the early 1970s.
Early computing technology at Bentley College
Early computing technology at Bentley College
Cape House, ca. 1980s.
Early view of the Cape House on Bentley's Waltham campus, ca. 1980s.
President's House, ca. 1980s.
Early view of the President's House on Bentley's Waltham campus, ca. 1980s.
Rauch Administration Building, ca 1980s.
Early view of the Rauch Administration Building on Bentley's Waltham campus, ca. 1980s.
Thomas Morison, Harry C. Bentley and Maurice Lindsay, 1967.
President Thomas Morison (L) with founder Harry C. Bentley (C) and former President Maurice Lindsay (R) in Winter 1967, presumably at an event related to the new Waltham campus.