The Tufts University alumni association in 1959 commissioned a history of Tufts called High on the Hill: Tufts Then and Now, by Linda J. Dixon. This book has been updated a few times, most recently in 1979.
The page about the library says: "You will remember we mentioned that the Medford-Somerville line bisects the campus; there are two granite markers here to show where it angles across this library!".
I don't know if that means the markers were inside the library, or just outside it. Back then it was called Wessell Library. Since then, it has been expanded into the current Tisch Library. I wonder if the markers were lost during that construction.
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Date: 2012-10-03 01:15 pm (UTC)The page about the library says: "You will remember we mentioned that the Medford-Somerville line bisects the campus; there are two granite markers here to show where it angles across this library!".
I don't know if that means the markers were inside the library, or just outside it. Back then it was called Wessell Library. Since then, it has been expanded into the current Tisch Library. I wonder if the markers were lost during that construction.