Foxcroft Hall Common Room
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Foxcroft Hall Common Room
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Foxcroft Hall, originally called Phillips Hall, was built by the Seminary in 1809, a gift of Phoebe Foxcroft Phillips and he son John. It served primarily as a dorm. It was purchased by the academy as part of the purchase of the Seminary in 1908. It had four stories as did Bartlet Hall, but in 1929 the top floor was removed to match the other dorms. A fire is blazing away in the fireplace, but the boys are away at class. The Andover banner is adorned with pin-ups from the day.
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Institution: Phillips Academy Andover
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Massachusetts--Essex (county)--Andover
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1915
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Andover, Mass. : Phillips Academy
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Communications Department Phillips Academy
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Foxcroft Hall Photograph File
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Foxcroft Hall (Phillips Academy)
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Phillips Academy
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Dormitories
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still image
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Photographs
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1 photograph : b&w
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24 x 20 cm