Excerpt from Official Guide to the Carnegie Institute of Technology
HE Carnegie Institute of Technology is open to visitors throughout the year from A. M. To P. M with the exception of holidays and Sundays. Classes are in session five days a week from A. M. To P. M. From about the middle of September to the mid dle of June. An interesting time to make a trip through the buildings is during the evening, between and when the large body of night students is at work. The night school is in operation from the first of October to the first of May.
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