The touchscreen displays will increase fan interaction with Harvard Athletics history and accomplishments (Athletic Communications).

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Harvard Athletics is excited to announce the addition of material of two interactive touch screen digital displays to the Lee Family Hall of History, allowing fans to further explore the rich and proud history of the Crimson.

Each monitor contains an interactive timeline of Harvard's athletic history. All content is organized by date and occupies a specific place along the timeline. Each story has the ability to be expanded for fans to learn more about any particular event.

Stories include athletic highlights, such as national championships, program records and historical footage. The monitors are also equipped with a map of Harvard's athletic facilities. The interactive map shows the transformations to the athletic campus since the College's founding in 1636.  

The Lee Family Hall of Athletic History is decorated with themed panels highlighting the Crimson's long and rich athletic tradition, both on the walls, and with free-standing displays. A center of activity, the facility hosts team meetings, recruiting functions and numerous alumni and networking events. This space is available to be rented for functions or events and is also open to the public during normal business hours.