Editor-in-Chief
Michael Weishan '86

Senior Editor
Claire Mays '81

Contributing Editor
Sean Lynn-Jones
Resident Tutor '84-'92

Photographer
Joe Brancale '13

The Goldcoaster is a publication of the FDR Suite Foundation Inc., a public 501(c)3 charity created to preserve and restore the character of Harvard's most historic House, Adams. In addition to funding the restoration of the FDR Suite in Westmorly and maintaining the Suite's collections, the Foundation co-sponsors the annual FDR Memorial Lecture and Dinners, leads HAA historic walking tours, and hosts other events to promote the House. The Foundation also seeks to establish FDR Memorial Scholarships to benefit needy House residents.

The FDR Suite Foundation is an all volunteer organization, staffed by Adams alumni and by members of the extended Adams community.

We receive no support from the College and are funded entirely through private and corporate contributions. Care to help out? Just click the SUPPORT US button above.

Your contributions to the Foundation are fully deductible in the United States to the extent allowed by law.

FDR Suite Foundation, Inc
Adams House, Harvard College 26 Plympton Street
Cambridge, MA 02138

www.fdrsuite.org

"He who restores, preserves."

"The Gold Coaster", its masthead image & Foundation arms are trademarks of the FDR Suite Foundation, Inc.. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited.

Contact

"And you wish to tell us WHAT?!"
Part of the fountain that graces the front of B-Entry

Despite the not-so-Freudian slip implied by our choice of illustration on this page, we'd love to hear from you, whatever you'd like to tell us, good or bad. There are several ways to contact the Gold Coaster.

By Mail:

The Gold Coaster
C/O The FDR Suite Foundation, Inc.
Adams House, Harvard College
26 Plympton Street
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138

By E-mail:

editor at goldcoaster dot fdrsuite dot org (The crazy spelling is to thwart robo spam software. Just put the dots together and you'll reach us.)

We are particularly interested in hearing your memories and stories about life in Adams. Write us!