Wood gates with stone posts at Cochran Bird Sanctuary

Color image of a wooden gate and two stone posts that have smaller doors. Behind it is a green forest.

These gates are likely the entrance gates to the Cochran Bird Sanctuary which are made of stone and rusticated lumber. Those gates were built in 1932 based on a design by Stuart Travis, an artist whose murals and dioramas appear in several other places around the campus, and were originally for the Chapel Cemetery. They were relocated when the school built the Rabbit Pond Dormitories.

High resolution versions of images can be obtained from Phillips Academy archives.

Institution: Phillips Academy

Massachusetts--Essex (county)--Andover

Tim Sprattler

2010

image/jpeg

Andover, Mass. : Phillips Academy

This work is licensed for use under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike License (CC BY-SA). Images used should be cited as Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.

Moncrieff Cochran Bird Sanctuary

Cochran, Moncrieff Mitchell, 1879-1931

Phillips Academy

School grounds

Natural areas

Gates

Moncrieff Cochran Sanctuary

Stuart Travis

still image

Photographs

1 photograph : digital, JPEG file, color