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48 Ware. Built in 1894, Ware Hall on Harvard Street was another luxury building, though the address was less prestigious than FDR's Mt. Auburn. Of interest in this photo are the day bed and sofa pillows. These pillows, illustrated with Harvard mottos or sports scenes, recur again and again in period pictures.

 

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