Photo Gallery: More Than 100 Inches of Snow Buries Holy Cross Campus

Ever wondered what the Holy Cross campus would look like with more than 100 inches of snow? Wonder no more.

As of this post, Mother Nature has dumped 112 inches of the white stuff on Worcester, making it the snowiest city in America (among U.S. cities with a population of 100,000 or more).

Despite snowstorms that haven’t relented since January (including a record-setting blizzard), the 2014-15 snowfall total hasn’t blown over the all-time record. That was set in 1995-96 when 132.9 inches besieged Worcester.

Whether a new all-time record will be set this year is anyone’s guess. What we’re sure of, however, is no matter how much of the powdery stuff we get, our always reliable — if not weathered — Facilities crew will have the campus (dug) up and running in no time. slideshow_01 slideshow_02 slideshow_03 slideshow_04 slideshow_05 slideshow_06 slideshow_07 slideshow_08 slideshow_09 slideshow_10 slideshow_11 slideshow_12 slideshow_13 slideshow_15 slideshow_16 slideshow_17 slideshow_18 Winter Night slideshow_20 slideshow_21 slideshow_22 slideshow_23 slideshow_24 slideshow_25 slideshow_26 slideshow_27 slideshow_28 slideshow_29 slideshow_30 slideshow_31 slideshow_32 slideshow_34 Winter Night slideshow_37 slideshow_38 slideshow_39 slideshow_40 slideshow_41 slideshow_42

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One Response to Photo Gallery: More Than 100 Inches of Snow Buries Holy Cross Campus

  1. Karen Mastrangeli says:

    Beautiful pictures, especially the night and overview ones.
    In some pictures you really get the idea of how high the snow is piled along the walkways. I remember Holy Cross like this.

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