drifting at times through the first floor galleries which had been set aside for "Purchases of Two Decades"--an exhibit honoring John Coolidge '35, resigning as director of the Fogg after 20 years.

Harding had roused him from his bed, Coolidge stood in the old parlor of the family farmhouse in this isolated hamlet, deep in the Vermont mountains, and was sworn in by his aged father ...

More than a century earlier, in 1890, “silent Cal’s” father, John Coolidge, began making a granular curd cheese — so-called because the curds are skillfully cut and continuously stirred — in a factory ...

John Coolidge, Director of the Fogg Art Museum, said that "there was no doubt Harvard needed more creative arts, the only question is how much more." Theodore L. Feininger, Lecturer on Fine Arts ...