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Northfield Mount Hermon Schools Photos
Below are several photos that I took at the Northfield Mount Hermon Schools during my many visits. Most of these are from the Northfield side of the river, which is now empty and being offered for sale by the school. Click on the photo for a larger picture. Map of western Massachusetts with location marked. D. L. Moody preaching at Round Top, from an old post card. Map of the Northfield side of the NMH campus. Birthplace of Dwight Lyman Moody in 1837. Recent photo of birthplace - 2005. Exterior of 1894 Auditorium - taken in 1993 Exterior of 1894 Auditorium - location of later conferences. Exterior of Auditorium - taken October 2007 Interior of Auditorium. Seating Sacred Concert held in Auditorium by students, 2001 Moore Cottage, Guest House, 2003 Merrill-Keep Hall, October 2007 Sanda Countway Hall, October 2007 Exterior of Sage Chapel, December 1993 Interior of Sage Chapel, December 1993 Pond near Dolben Library, October 2007 Solomon's Temple in Library - model given to DL Moody in 18841 Solomon's Temple in Library - model given to DL Moody in 18841 Sign at D. L. Moody homestead, October 2007 Bedroom of Dwight L. Moody, from where he passed to Heaven, December 22, 1899. The Dollhouse, probably the least photographed building on the campus? Do you know it's story? Some photos on wall in D. L. Moody Museum located in the birthplace. Painting of Birthplace in D. L. Moody Museum MOUNT HERMON Larger photo (two pieces put together) of Chapel. D. L. Moody preached here in 1898. Memorial plaque in Chapel to those who gave their lives in the mission field. Blake Student Center? Taken in June 1994 Looking toward Alumni (Dining) Hall, October 2007 I can't determine the name of this building, if you can, please send me a e-mail; October 2007 The pond near the main entrance to the campus. October 2007 CAMP NORTHFIELD Camp Northfield was founded by DL Moody in 18951. It is next to the Northfield campus, but is not affiliated with the school at present. When I went there, it was run by the Independent Baptist churches of New England. 1from "All about Northfield" A. P. Fitt, Pages 64 and 80. |