Join us for SCRLC's 58th Annual Meeting of the Membership to be held at Cornell's Lab of Ornithology at Sapsucker Woods, featuring Rebekkah Smith Aldrich.

Join us for this NYSED Conservation and Preservation Discretionary Grant Writing Workshop.

This is a new learning circle where we get together to discuss DEIJA topics centered around a webinar we've watched or an article we've read, so we can figure out how we can take our learning into practice. Register, watch Shifting the Narrative: What does it mean to center BIPOC library worker needs? and come ready to share your thoughts.

Join Barbara Lilley, Library Development Specialist at the Division of Library Development, for an overview of the NYS Coordinated Collection Development Aid program.

This two-day workshop will assist liaisons in identifying their existing skills and mindsets that transfer to RDM services and then create a learning plan for the RDM-specific knowledge needed to serve their subject disciplines.

This collection of photos from Hanford Mills Museum belonged to Mabel Smith (1896-1991), who lived most of her life on her family's farm in Meredith, NY. The collection includes photos of Smith family members, work on their farm, and other scenes and ephemera from the local area in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

This collection of photographs shows schools in Caroline, a small town in Tompkins County. Being a predominantly rural community, Caroline relied on a handful of small schoolhouses in the 19th and 20th centuries for public education.

Margaret C. Jones was born in 1900 in Edmeston in Chenango County. She graduated from the local high school and earned a teaching degree in Oneonta.  Jones taught in Edmeston for 51 years, despite having a physical condition that made speech difficult.