This collection is still growing, as Director Tiffany Raymond rushes to finish scanning and cropping while simultaneously closing up the library in the wake of the College's abrupt closure. She's finished through the 1970s.
The Newfield Historical Society had already scanned over 30 of the yearbooks, so they've been uploaded through 1969 and this collection is still growing.
Ralph Hanford grew up in East Meredith, in Delaware County. His grandfather was D. J. Hanford, who bought the mill on Kortright Creek in 1860 and expanded it to such an extent that the mill provided electricity to the village of East Meredith in the early 1900s. Ralph's father was Horace D. Hanford, whose photographs represent the bulk of the Hanford Mills Museum's collection. Ralph's collection of photography spans about 1918 to 1925.
Fatphobia: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Fight It
11:00AM-12:00PM June 14th, 2024
Author Kate Manne will discuss the harms of fatphobia across multiple areas of life, and what we can do to combat it, including by seeking out better fat representation in literature and designing our world to accommodate people of every size.
Shifting the Narrative: What does it mean to center BIPOC library worker needs?
10:00AM-11:30AM June 25th, 2024
This session will focus on how institutions can center the needs of BIPOC library workers and how BIPOC workers can incorporate self-care and self-advocacy strategies into their practice.
