Yale University, Heritage Campus, New Haven Photos

Yale University is noticeably Gothic in appearance, but also has several Federal-style buildings. The campus is smoothly integrated with the surrounding town.

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Harkness Tower of Yale University (1921) (66m 216ft).
Style: Neo Gothic. Architect: James Gamble Rogers of Rogers & Butler.

Detail of clock level of Harkness Tower.

Sculpted detail of Harkness Tower.

Sculpted figure of Harkness Tower.

Gargoyles of Harkness Tower.

Crown of Harkness Tower.

Gothic detail of Harkness Tower.

Venetian-style bridge of Yale University Art Gallery.

Charles Bingham Hall (1928) (300 College St.).
Style: Gothic. Architect: Walter B. Chambers.

Corner tower of Charles Bingham Hall on Yale campus.

John Davenport College (1930-3) (248 York St). Style: Georgian Revival. Architect: James Gamble Rogers.

Pieson Gate & tower of Davenport College on Yale Campus.

Phelps Gate & Hall (1923-4).
Style: French Gothic. Architect: Charles Z. Klauder.

Lux et Veritas motto over Phelps Gate.

Thomas G. Lawrance Hall (1885, 1907 & 1938) evolved from Victorian Gothic to chateau style on Yale campus.

Statue of Theodore Dwight Woolsey, 10th Yale President.

Sterling Memorial Library (1930) on Yale campus.
Style: Modern Gothic. Architect: James Gamble Rogers.

Stone carving of scribe flanked by Hebrew & Arabic writing at portal of Sterling Memorial Library.

History of writing relief showing Neolithic cave paintings, Egyptian hieroglyphics, cuneiform, & Hebrew carved above portal of Sterling Memorial Library.

History of writing relief showing Arabic, ancient Greek, Chinese & Mayan glyphs carved above portal of Sterling Memorial Library.

Gothic-style interior of Sterling Memorial Library.

Stained glass windows in Sterling Memorial Library.

John W. Sterling Law Building (1931). Style: Gothic. Architect: James Gamble Rogers.

Spires of Sterling Law Building.

Several buildings of Sterling Law Building.

Portal of Sterling Law Building.

Gothic details with owls on Sterling Law Building.

Pair of owls on Sterling Law Building.

Memorial Bicentennial Hall (1902) (500 College St. at Grove).
Style: Beaux-Arts. Architect: Carrere & Hastings.

Dome of Memorial Hall.

Interior of dome of Memorial Hall.

Carved wooden figures on the walls of the dining room of University Commons.

University Commons (1901).
Architect: Carrere & Hastings.

War memorial exterior wall of University Commons.

War memorial of Yale University.

Alexander Calder "Gallows & Lollipops" mobile beside Yale University Commons.

Sheffield Sterling Strathcona Hall (1932) (1 Prospect St.) on Yale Campus.
Style: High Victorian Gothic. Architect: Clark Zantzinger of Zantzinger, Borie & Medary, Architects.

Yale Hall of Graduate Studies 14-story tower (1932).
Style: Gothic. Architect: James Gamble Rogers.

Osborn Memorial Laboratories (1914) (165 Prospect St.).
Style: neo-Gothic. Architect: Charles C. Haight.


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