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Mr. Feldman's 004 class leaves Boston University CELOP for a field trip to Harvard Square and the Peabody Museum

Mr. Feldman's CELOP class visits the oldest building at Harvard, from the early 17th century, which holds the office of President Derek Bok, almost as old.

Mr. Feldman shows his class the largest University Library in the world, named after a Harvard grad who went down on the Titanic. Learn to swim!

Mr. Feldman explains that Mem Hall was built to honor the Union soldiers from Harvard who died in the Civil War, but not those who fought for the South.

Mr. Feldman takes his class to visit Harvard's Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, the only building in America designed by famous Swiss architect Le Corbusier.

Mr. Feldman explains what the three lies are and why one toe of the statue is polished to a high shine.

Iso needs to go to the Au Bon Pan as the camera pans the Coop and Out of Town News

Mr. Feldman's 004 class arrives in Harvard Square

Mr. Feldman takes his class to the church in Harvard Yard named in honor of the students who died in WWII

Mr. Feldman's class visits the house where George Washington lived when he took command of the first American Armed Forces.