Yale University

Yale University

On our way to New York City, the traveling brigade stopped off at Yale University in New Haven, CT. While Jon earned his Master’s degree here, the University gave more than enough reason on its own to win the travelers’ attention. Founded in 1701, Yale is one of the oldest and most well known universities in the United States. Its architecture harks back to several different ages, some of which was captured by Fernando Mayorga in the photos below.

26 May 2004

Commons While rain and construction did not facilitate the journey, in an hour’s time, the group traversed campus.	Click For The Larger Image
Sterling Library This is the front façade of Yale’s principal library.	Click For The Larger Image
Psychology Does this face imply psychology? For Yale it does, this is the entrance of the Psychology Department.	Click For The Larger Image
The Photographer Fernando, the photographer of this page, does a self-portrait in front of the Beinecke Special Collections Library.	Click For The Larger Image
He Can Read Latin Jon is showing off the enormous practical value of his Ivy education by reading a Gutenberg Bible from a distance of four feet, in the Beinecke Special Collections.	Click For The Larger Image
Gutenberg Yale possesses one of Johann Gutenberg’s original bibles. These bibles were the first real books to published with a printing press, in the 1450s.	Click For The Larger Image
Yale Law Home to Bill & Hillary Clinton’s portraitures, the Yale Law School considers itself the best in the world.	Click For The Larger Image
Yale Law Back The same magnificence, but this time from the rear.	Click For The Larger Image

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