This exhibit was originally mounted from February-June, 2002. Through photographs, music, stationary, blueprints and architectural proposals, paintings, and religious objects, the exhibit depicts images from Holy Cross’ predecessor institutions and significant people in the early life of the college.
  Of particular interest are a cope and other religious items owned or used by Bishop James Healy, many of which were commissioned to celebrate his 25th anniversary as Bishop of Portland, ME. Bishop Healy was valedictorian of the first graduating class at Holy Cross in 1849. These items were loaned by the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Portland for the exhibit.   View the exhibit >

  Originally mounted in Dinand Library from September 2005-October 2006, Put Me in Coach illustrates the teams, players, games and facilities that made Holy Cross baseball history. This exhbit includes images that highlight the careers of coaching great Jack Barry and star players such as Owen Carroll and Ron Perry; that showcase the 1952 team's historic win at the the College World Series; and that capture Ted William's and Babe Ruth's visits to Fitton Field. View the exhibit >