Sage College at Cornell University — the Victorian Gothic women's residential college that opened in 1875 and made Cornell one of the first major American universities to house female students on campus. Funded by a $250,000 gift from Ithaca businessman Henry W. Sage, and designed by Cornell's first architecture professor Charles Babcock, the building featured not just dormitory rooms but a dining hall, library, swimming pool, gymnasium, and botanical conservatory — an exceptional statement of commitment to women's education. The ivy-clad brick towers and Gothic dormers are shown here before the building's 1996 demolition and reconstruction as Sage Hall, now home to the Johnson Graduate School of Management. Published by the Rochester News Company, Rochester, N.Y., printed in Germany, no. 3944. Never mailed.

• Caption: Sage College, Cornell University. Ithaca, N.Y.
• Publisher: The Rochester News Company, Rochester, N.Y. Leipzig-Berlin. No. 3944.
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