What you'll hear inside Harvard University:

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  Harvard Art Museums

  Harvard's art museums comprise three collections—the Fogg, Busch-Reisinger and Sackler—consolidated into a single unified space in 2014.

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  Johnston Gate

  Johnston Gate is Harvard Yard's oldest and principal entrance, situated on the northwest side of the campus and opening onto Peabody Street—easily mistaken for Massachusetts Avenue, which branches…

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  Centro Carpenter para las Artes Visuales

  The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts is the only building designed by Le Corbusier in the United States—and indeed, apart from the Curutchet House in Argentina, his sole structure across the…

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  Tricentennial Theater

  The Tercentenary Theatre is an outdoor venue in Harvard Yard where the closing ceremonies of Harvard University's 300th anniversary celebration took place in September 1936.

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  Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology

  The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, located on Divinity Avenue within Harvard's Cambridge campus, is one of the world's oldest and largest anthropological museums.

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  Harvard Yard

  Historic heart of the campus, surrounded by its oldest buildings.

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  John Harvard Statue

  Daniel Chester French bronze statue in front of University Hall.

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  Widener Library

  Harvard's main library, with its grand staircase and colonnade.

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  Harvard Museum of Natural History

  Museum known for its Glass Flowers and fossil and mineral collections.