Predominantly consists of negatives, with a smaller number of contact sheets and prints. Depicts Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. extensively, as well as speakers James Farmer, Reverend Milton Galamison, Robert C. Weaver, and Whitney Young. Includes images of Martin Luther King Jr. at a dinner with New School trustees, including president emeritus, Alvin Johnson, and organizer of the series, Daniel S. Anthony. Original folder labeled, "Martin Luther King, Jr."

Title is derived from wall text on the print. This may be a speculative architectural rendering, rather than a built space on campus.

One of the galleries depicted may have been located in the Graduate Center of the New School for Social Research, formerly located at 65 Fifth Avenue in New York City. The others are unidentified.

While New School archivists have not confirmed that all of these photographs were taken at the same event, stamps on the back of many of them date them as part of a set printed in 2004. Several images appear to depict the eleventh public hearing of the 9/11 Commission, held on May 18-19, 2004 in the John L. Tishman Auditorium at the New School's 66 West 12th Street building in New York City. A number of the participants are identified by handwritten post-its on the prints, as follows: Linda Adams, Stuart Buttle[?], Bob Kerrey, Alan Lewis, Dick Mahoney, Kabir Sehgal, Tracy Shykoff(?), and Carol Wilder.

Includes a print of longtime faculty member Horace Kallen, and large format negatives, which may have have been produced from historical photographic prints depicting New School faculty members and visiting lecturers. There may be overlap between files in these folders and files in Series 7. People.

Prints, negatives, and contact sheets depicting students, classes, buildings and campus spaces. Includes a set of images of Parsons AAS students being dressed in kimonos by Yamano students. Photographers: K. Gruda, Stephanie Berger, Stanley Seligson.

Prints depicting Parsons School of Design students in art studios and around Paris, likely promoting the Parsons Paris program. Names on the back of some of the prints identify photography students who took the photos: Jumi Bae, Bonnie Simmons, Sjur Enge, Abigail A. Alafriz. Other photography by Thomas Brun.