Full Title:
Academic buildings and halls of residence, plans and descriptions
Excerpt:
GYMNASIUM.
The gymnasium, which is open to the students at all times, contains a large hall for gymnastic exercises, a running or walking track for use in rainy weather, and a room for the director, with an adjoining room for the examination and record of the physical development of the students. In the basement are bathrooms for use after exercise and a swimming-tank, seventy-four feet long, twenty feet wide, and from four to seven and a half feet deep, given in 1891 by the alumna students, and friends of the college, and well supplied with spring boards, life preservers, and other apparatus for the teaching of swimming. The gymnasium was built in accordance with the plans of Dr. Sargent, is furnished with his complete apparatus, and is under the charge of a director and two assistants.
Source Citation:
Bryn Mawr. 1925. Academic buildings and halls of residence, plans and descriptions. Pennsylvania: Bryn Mawr. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/012103700