Three Historic Buildings on Bare Hill Framingham Campus c. 1889-1913

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May Hall, Crocker and Normal Hall. May Hall named for Abby May, an official visitor to the Normal School for the Mass. Board of education, was built in 1889 - Housed classrooms and Practice School. Crocker Hall named for Lucretia Crocker (1850), first woman to serve on the Boston School Board & Science Supervisor, was built in 1886 and was residence for students and faculty, later center for Household Arts. Normal Hall - First Dormitory, served as home for principals (Presidents) as well as for students and some teachers.