In his latest column, John Cross ’76 writes about “the good works of Byng Sills 71 years (497 dog years) after his death.”
The window in my office at 85 Federal St. looks out on a flat-topped two-car garage that dates to 1925 and the presidency of Kenneth C. M. Sills of the Class of 1901. The garage has two arched doorways on the front and one on the back side, all painted in a distinctively dark “Bowdoin Green” color. The garage was designed by architect Felix Burton of the Class of 1907, whose works on campus included Howell House (formerly the Alpha Delta Phi house and Kellogg House), the 1942 renovations to MacMillan House (the Theta Delta Chi house), and four brick gateways on the quad.
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