Harold W. Pierce Boathouse

Location on campus (Building W8)

The Harold W. Pierce Boathouse was dedicated on September 9, 1966 to serve as the new home for MIT rowing and still rates as one of the jewels of MIT's athletic complex. An eight-oared moving water indoor rowing tank was completely refurbished in 2004, while the facility also boasts 64 ergometers and a fleet of over 50 shells including eights, fours, pairs and singles housed in four boat bays.


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