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The Cambridge of eighteen hundred and ninety-six: a picture of the city and its industries fifty years after its incorporation (ed. Arthur Gilman), Physical Training. (search)
, since the World's Fair in 1893. Y. M. C. A. Gymnasiums48 Private School Gymnasiums37 CollegeGymnasiums37 College Gymnasiums32 Athletic Club Gymnasiums22 Normal School Gymnasiums17 Public School Gymnasiums7 PrGymnasiums32 Athletic Club Gymnasiums22 Normal School Gymnasiums17 Public School Gymnasiums7 Private Gymnasiums15 Church Gymnasiums16 Armory Gymnasiums4 Foreign, Turnverein, Park, Sanitary, anGymnasiums22 Normal School Gymnasiums17 Public School Gymnasiums7 Private Gymnasiums15 Church Gymnasiums16 Armory Gymnasiums4 Foreign, Turnverein, Park, Sanitary, and Police Gymnasiums7 — Total205 The past fifteen years may fairly be said to represent the eraGymnasiums17 Public School Gymnasiums7 Private Gymnasiums15 Church Gymnasiums16 Armory Gymnasiums4 Foreign, Turnverein, Park, Sanitary, and Police Gymnasiums7 — Total205 The past fifteen years may fairly be said to represent the era of gymnasium construction, and the next few years will witness a marked improvement in gymnasium inGymnasiums7 Private Gymnasiums15 Church Gymnasiums16 Armory Gymnasiums4 Foreign, Turnverein, Park, Sanitary, and Police Gymnasiums7 — Total205 The past fifteen years may fairly be said to represent the era of gymnasium construction, and the next few years will witness a marked improvement in gymnasium intructions. It is natural that individuals desiring to acquaint themselves more fully with the HarPrivate Gymnasiums15 Church Gymnasiums16 Armory Gymnasiums4 Foreign, Turnverein, Park, Sanitary, and Police Gymnasiums7 — Total205 The past fifteen years may fairly be said to represent the era of gymnasium construction, and the next few years will witness a marked improvement in gymnasium intructions. It is natural that individuals desiring to acquaint themselves more fully with the Harvard methods of physical training should be attracted to Cambridge as the centre from which the new Gymnasiums16 Armory Gymnasiums4 Foreign, Turnverein, Park, Sanitary, and Police Gymnasiums7 — Total205 The past fifteen years may fairly be said to represent the era of gymnasium construction, and the next few years will witness a marked improvement in gymnasium intructions. It is natural that individuals desiring to acquaint themselves more fully with the Harvard methods of physical training should be attracted to Cambridge as the centre from which the new movement has largely radiated. Harvard began to feel the demand for instructors in this branch of eGymnasiums4 Foreign, Turnverein, Park, Sanitary, and Police Gymnasiums7 — Total205 The past fifteen years may fairly be said to represent the era of gymnasium construction, and the next few years will witness a marked improvement in gymnasium intructions. It is natural that individuals desiring to acquaint themselves more fully with the Harvard methods of physical training should be attracted to Cambridge as the centre from which the new movement has largely radiated. Harvard began to feel the demand for instructors in this branch of education soon after the completion of the Hemenway Gymnasium. Since 1887 there has been a consideraGymnasiums7 — Total205 The past fifteen years may fairly be said to represent the era of gymnasium construction, and the next few years will witness a marked improvement in gymnasium intructions. It is natural that individuals desiring to acquaint themselves more fully with the Harvard methods of physical training should be attracted to Cambridge as the centre from which the new movement has largely radiated. Harvard began to feel the demand for instructors in this branch of education soon after the completion of the Hemenway Gymnasium. Since 1887 there has been a considerable number of teachers from all parts of the country who have repaired to Cambridge during th