The Press is published in Harvard, but it's often stowed away in the backpacks and suitcases of loyal readers as they head off for vacations and business trips across the country and across the globe.
If you're going somewhere interesting, pack your Harvard Press and send us a picutre of it—and you—with your locale in the background. We'll add your photo to these!
Jayne Blain of Blanchard Road shows off her Harvard Press at the Royal Yacht Britannia Visitor Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, during a recent visit.
Faith Cross (left) of Shaker Road and Judy Warner of South Shaker Road visit Brighton, England, with their favorite newspaper in hand.
Marty (left) and Paul Green of Old Littleton Road are seen with the Press in front of the Hope Anchor Inn, a mid-18th-century inn and one-time pirate den in the ancient city of Rye, England.
Colby College freshman and 2009 Bromfield graduate Liz Frothingham displays a copy of the Press in Paris where she studied last fall.
Kelly Pickreign (left) of Prospect Hill Road and Jordan Manning of Park Lane took the Press with them to Toronto, Canada, where they competed in the Whitby Girls Hockey “Tournament of Heroes.”
Lydia Cardenas (left) and her mother Laurie Lingham read the Press in front of the Duarte family tomb, where Eva Peron is buried, in the La Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires.
Michaela Nickerson (left) and her sister Rebecca with the Press at the southern wall of the Temple Mount iin Jerusalem.
West Bare Hill Road resident Nick Kouros reads the Press last October in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Trevor Smedley, Jane Parker, and their children Gwyneth, Sarah, and Pierce, with the Press near Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada. The family plans to relocate to the Boston area and hopes to settle in Harvard. They picked up the copy of the paper when visiting the General Store in August.
Gary Gasser, Joyce Garrick, Nancy Gasser, Maurizio Pierantoni (chief driver) and Ellie Buford (tour guide) in Caudino-Tenuta San Settimio, Italy, with the Press.
East Bare Hill Road resident Christopher Chalifoux reads the Press in Stuttgart, Germany.
Ellen and Ali Bell-Irving of Old Littleton Road took the Press with them when they visited the Naksansa Temple in Gangwan-do Province, South Korea.
Gayle Driscoll of Ann Lees Road found time to call home and catch up on the latest Harvard news before taking the underground to Wembley Stadium to see the Patriots play the Buccaneers in London.
Still River Road resident Angela Gaffney reads the Press in Brazil under the watchful eye of Rio de Janeiro's most famous resident.
Bill and Sherry Cory of Ayer Road forwarded the Press to Dick and Phyllis Clawson of Tahanto Trail (right) where they are campground hosts at Glacier National Park in Montana. They are sharing the hometown news with Phil and Terri Knoettner (left) of Slough Road.
Pasha and Timur Sahin of Littleton Road check out the Harvard Press while on vacation at their grandparents' hazelnut farm in the village of Kusca in northern Turkey.
Former Harvard resident and Bromfield social studies teacher Marilou Spash reads the Press in Oslo while leading a trip to Scandinavia this summer.
The Press went to cello “camp” at SummerKeys in Lubec, Maine—as far east as you can get in the continental U.S.—with Mhairi Paget.
Luke (left) and Ryan Quarles enjoy the Press on the island of Dominica this summer.
The Whitneys and the Stoddarts enjoyed the Allagash Wilderness Waterway—and the Harvard Press—this summer. Front, from left: Keiron Stoddart, Erik Johnson, Hugh Stoddart, Rick Johnson. Back, from left: Marion Stoddart (of Groton), Brenton Stoddart, Piali De, Ann Whitney.
Sophie Thompson and her dad, Marc Thompson, pose with the Press in front of an experimental magnetically levitated train in San Diego, Calif. Marc is a consultant working on the project; Sophie is the youngest passenger yet on the levitated train.
Susan Leeming of Whitney Road studies the Press on a visit to Perez, Mexico.
The Press goes to Surf School in New Jersey with Will and Jane Sullebarger of Simon Atherton Row.
Pinnacle Road residents Margaret Douglas and her daughter Elizabeth tour Chester, UK, with the Press.
Mary Ellen (fifth from right) and Steve Miller (center) of Littleton Road celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on the beach in Truro, Cape Cod, with friends, including the Harvard Press.
Harvard Boy Scout Troop 1 is prepared with the Press on Mount Baldy in New Mexico.
Press articles on the special education audit and the marijuana bylaw take a rapt reader's attention away from the wildlife in Botswana.
High altitude scenery in the Himalayas isn't nearly as interesting as the Press.