A photograph of the stained glass windows located in the chapel in Springfield College's Marsh Memorial Building. The image also features the altar and podium located in front of the windows as well as two posters on either side of the windows. Two people sit in the front row. The room once served as the main study room and housed the main library stacks in the College's Library.
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Marsh Memorial served as the College’s library until the opening of Babson Library in 1971. After Babson Library was opened, Marsh Memorial was renovated for other uses. A chapel was developed in the large room in Marsh which already contained stained glass windows. The window has four panels with the International YMCA Training School emblem encircled by the words "Int'nl Y.M.C.A. College Alumni Association." It was donated by the class of 1911. Marsh is still used for religious purposes today, offering regular worship services for members of the college. Other offices the building houses are the President’s office, the Office of Academic Affairs, and the Department of Public Safety.
