This is a photograph of the North facing side of Springfield College's Weiser Hall. Visible in this photo are fences and trees that surround the building. The building was created in 1920 originally titled Walter Rupert Weiser Infirmary after Springfield College and Hampden Hospital Executive Board member Clifton A. Crocker presented a need for an infirmary. After 1971, Weiser was refurbished and has been used as home to the Humanities Department, housing offices, classrooms, a TV studio, and the journalism department.
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