Meyer Gate, Historic gate at Harvard Yard in Cambridge, United States.
Meyer Gate features an ironwork arch with a lamp, shield marked with '79', and script letter 'M' representing the Meyer family name.
George von Lengerke Meyer, a Harvard class of 1879 graduate, funded the construction of this gate, which was completed in 1891.
The gate bears the German inscription 'Furchtlos und Treu', meaning 'Fearless and True', reflecting the values promoted by Harvard University.
Located at coordinates 42.375639, -71.116715, Meyer Gate connects Harvard Yard with the Science Center Plaza through its wrought iron entrance.
The gate displays an excerpt from Ralph Waldo Emerson's 1836 journal, contemplating the gatherings and historical significance of the college.
GPS coordinates: 42.37564,-71.11671
Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:11
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