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Come and Visit UsBack entrance to the W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research.W. E. B. Du Bois Institutefor African and African American ResearchHarvard University104 Mount Auburn Street, 3RCambridge, MA 02138617.495.8508 Phone617.495.8511 Faxwww.dubois.fas.harvard.eduThe Du Bois Institute houses cultural artifacts andbooks reflecting the rich interdisciplinary nature ofthe field of African and African American Studies.We host lectures, art exhibitions, conferences, andother special events. The Institute is also home to thenon-circulating Hutchins Family Library and theImage of the Black in Western Art Research Projectand Photo Archive and a permanent collection ofcontemporary art work. Our Web site also includesa calendar of upcoming events and webcasts of manyInstitute lectures: www.dubois.fas.harvard.edu.DirectionsWalking from the center of Harvard Square, followJFK Street towards the Charles River. Then take aright onto Mount Auburn Street. The Institute is justpast Peet’s Coffee and Tea on the left. Enter theInstitute at 104 Mount Auburn Street and proceed to3R from the elevator in the lobby.For driving directions and parking, please contactus at 617.495.8508.
©2008 W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research, Harvard UniversityEditor Vera I. GrantDesign Lorraine Ferguson, LFdesign@aol.comPhotography Marcus Halevi unless otherwise noted.
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