This collection includes a supplement of their catalog, publicity clippings, early documents, and some correspondence about the library's development.

Elma Mitchell was a historian and schoolteacher for decades, working throughout Delaware County. She wrote a three-volume work about the history of East Meredith, and donated postcards, photographs, and documents to the Hanford Mills Museum before her death in 2004.

Todd and Connie Weseloh loved canals so much that they got married on a replica canal boat the Canal Museum where they both worked! The Canal Society of New York State has scanned part of their donated collection, which includes some particularly interesting photographs of boat interiors.

In this set of about 250 postcards from Cortland County Historical Society, a dry-witted and world-famous mathematician by the name of David Eugene Smith wrote to his beloved niece Helen Jewett as he travels the world with his wife ("Aunt Fanny").

Attendees will learn how to repair common types of damage, such as hinge repair, tipping in loose pages, page mending and spine repair.

Join us for a demonstration of the Ubiquity Repositories platform and find out how your library can be part of ESLN AIR.

What makes cleaning “green”? Can we reduce the need to clean? Plus learn about some formulations.

Join us for a screening of this feature film produced by PhotoSynthesis Productions and a discussion to follow with the film's producer.

Join Dr. Bright and project participants to learn about what they worked on over the past year, what advice they received, what worked and didn't work as they put their knowledge into practice, and how this impacts their libraries.