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The array of wrought iron atop Johnston Gate includes a wreath-adorned cross that symbolizes Harvard’s early commitment to training ministers as well as numerals denoting the year of the university’s founding, 1636. Above “1636”is a small shield displaying the year of the gate’s completion, 1889. (Credit: Ralph Lieberman)

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Harvard Johnston Gate

‘Gates of Harvard Yard’ Reveals Chicago Connection

Jun 30, 2016 | Alexandra Silets

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