After a delicious lunch in this architectural marvel…
…I was led on a tour around the rest of Wellesley!
More beautiful buildings…
…art…
…and nature…
…alumni will be sad to hear that this birch tree fell during Hurricane Sandy…apparently there was a memorial service held for it?!?
Had a lovely time speaking to the AMST 151 class…
…headed to the Science Library afterwards to get a little work done.
Another um…interesting place…
…with stuffed animals (literally)…
We were all chased out with a big scary bomb-shelter-sounding alarm at 7pm! Wasn’t too hungry on the walk back, so I just ate some fruit stashed from my hotel’s complimentary breakfast…
…and granola too.
Off to D.C. next! Edie Sedgwick (the band I’m touring Europe with) has a show at La Casa that I won’t be singing in, but will be attending. Come and bop your head with me!
{ 7 comments… read them below or add one }
I think that Wellesley is one of the loveliest campuses in the country, especially in Spring. There is also a great art museum, the Davis. Did you see that on your tour? Your visit sounds very successful, as I had no doubt.
Yes we did stop and see the current exhibit. You’d love it Gail!!!
Hello Lynn,
Enjoy your trip in Europe ! Among your dates in Germany, you will be in Aachen and Trier : these towns are very close from Belgium. Most famous Belgian chocolates are just waiting you in the other side of the border…
Best,
Ah! Unfortunately I don’t think we have time to cross the border but you never know. Thanks for the tip!!!
What a gorgeous campus…
my mom went to Wellesley College (phi beta kappa)
I remember that campus fondly. All those nature trails too.
Spent a lot of time there as a small child
oh, awesome! i loved seeing all the kids/dogs walking around campus….