History of Baruch College Book and Exhibit
GETTING DOWN TO
BUSINESS
Baruch College in the City of New York, 1847-1987
Selma C. Berrol
©1989 Greenwood Press
Photographs
Faculty of the Free Academy, ancestor of Baruch College.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
Horace Webster, the first principal of the Academy.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
An early graduating class at City College, 23rd Street.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
The auditorium, until 1930, of the School of Business and Civic Administration.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
The School of Business and Civic Administration Library until 1930.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
Secretarial Studies Students at Work, 1955.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
Bernard M. Baruch and friends celebrate the posting of a sign in the 23rd Street IRT subway station.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
The Free Academy Building at 17 Lexington Avenue: home to the School of Business and Civic Administration, 1919-1929.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
Open Admissions creates a crush: students waiting to regsiter, 1972.
[Source: Baruch College Archives]
