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The Press is published in Harvard, but it’s often stowed away in the backpacks and suitcases of loyal readers as they cross the country and the globe for business or pleasure. If you’re going somewhere interesting, pack your Harvard Press and send us a picture of it­—and you—with your locale in the background, and we'll add it to these!

 

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London
London
The Press is high above London and the Thames River at the top of the London Eye with Owen, Declan, and Luna Magnuson. Luna shows off a page in the July 12 Press which includes a photo of herself running with her dad in the Fourth of July Fun Run.
Sweden
Sweden
Jackie Pandolfo, Eija Rauktys, and Linnea Parker pose with the Press at Båtsmansstugorna, a collection of historic 18th-century boatsmen houses in Västervik, on the east coast of Sweden.
England
England
Bromfield eighth-grader Benjamin Labbe displays his hometown news at the prehistoic structure of Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England.
London
London
The Jennings-Heal family (Jim, Arielle, Nora, and Sam) of Warren Avenue is ready to tour London with the Press. 
Venice
Venice
Former Press photographer and Bromfield 2020 grad Sam Jackson reads the Press in Venice, Italy.
Iceland
Iceland
The Oliver family (Charles, Dana, Matthew, and Andrew) of Simon Atherton Row shivers with the Press at the Gullfoss waterfall in southwest Iceland. 
New Orleans
New Orleans
Press layout expert Cia Boynton is in New Orleans with her husband Roland and her favorite newspaper.
New Zealand
New Zealand
Mary and David Henderson of East Bare Hill Road catch up on Harvard news while cruising the waters of Milford Sound on New Zealand’s South Island.
Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona, Spain
Blake, Masha, Louisa, and Lydia Coyne read the Press at the Sagrada Familia cathedral in Barcelona, Spain. The cathedral is the largest unfinished Catholic church in the world.
Egypt
Egypt
The Press is at the great pyramids of Giza, near Cairo, Egypt, with Debbie Kaegebein and Dennis Bradley of Trail Ridge.
Tanzania
Tanzania
The Press and Stow Road residents Joe Schmidt and Joanne Helhowski are in Tanzania to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration across the Mara River.
Normandy, France
Normandy, France
The Press and the Killeen family (Brian, Patrick, and Declan) of Lancaster County Road are at the Mont Saint-Michel abbey in Normandy, France. (Courtesy photo)
Florida
Florida
John, Hyechung, and Gemma Lehtinen of Stow Road are in Florida with the Press visiting Disney World’s Magic Kingdom and the Kennedy Space Center. (Courtesy photo)
South Africa
South Africa
From left: Patrice Jennings, Pat Jennings, Elizabeth Ainsley-Campbell, and Lucy Wallace protect the Press from wildebeests and hippos in Zulu Nyala, South Africa.
Brazil
Brazil
The Wrangham family of East Bare Hill Road is in Ilhabela, Brazil, with the Press. Posing for photographer David Wrangham are Martha, Roman, and Beatrix.
South Africa
South Africa
The Press and Debbie Kaegebein and Dennis Bradley of Trail Ridge are a long way from home at Cape Point, South Africa, where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet.
Sicily
Sicily
The Press is in Taormina, Sicily, with Stow Road residents Victor and Jackie Normand. Mt. Etna is in the background.
Canada
Canada
The Dasch family of Whitney Road, the Sullivans of Littleton Road, Gary and Jane Ash of Dartmouth, MA, and the Press are in Saint John, on the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada. Back row from left: John Dasch, Jane Ash, Emma Sullivan, Erin Ash Sullivan, Leo Sullivan, and Will Dasch. Front row: Gary Ash, Amanda Ash Dasch (holding the Press), and Riley Dasch.
New York City
New York City
From left: Bromfield students Masouda Kabir, Shayesta Kabir, Behishta Kabir, and Hawa Niazy pose with the Press in New York City, where they toured the New York Times. They were hosted by Times employee and former Harvard Press intern Emily Erdos.
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Bromfield ninth-grader Satriah Sikochi is in Banket, Zimbabwe, with the Press. She is at Mumvuri Project, a school for orphaned children, where she and Bromfield friends Hannah Huelin and Saara Patel donated over 200 books. From left: the school’s headmaster, Satriah’s uncle (the head of a ministry serving the students), and Satriah.

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