Browsing by Author "Cowling, Charlie"
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2006-2007 Drake Memorial Library Annual Report
(2007-08-15)2006-2007 annual report of Drake Memorial Library of The College at Brockport. -
Alice and Charles Garlock, interviewed by Charlie Cowling
(2015-05-05)Alice Garlock was born December 14, 1926 in Brockport, the daughter of Robert Frank and Miriam (Thompson) Winne. Her grandfather Alfred Thompson was the president of the State Normal School in Brockport, now the College ... -
Betty Bolger, interviewed by Charlie Cowling
(1942-01-01)Betty Bolger is a 1942 alumnus of the Brockport Teacher's College, and entered the college in 1939, when it was still a Normal School. After graduation she worked as a sixth grade teacher in the Greece school district ... -
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Creating Digital Special Collections
(2016-07-29)One of the ways that librarians at Buffalo State have been able to utilize the institutional repository has been through the creation of digital special collections. In this talk presenters will discuss how to shape materials ... -
D. S. Morgan (Seymour & Morgan) Company
(2013-01-01)Seymour & Morgan reaper manufacturers, Brockport NY. -
Drake Library Review: A History of Drake Library
(1994-01-01)A series on the history of the library which ran from 1993-1994 in the library newsletter of the time. They cover the development of the library from the early "collegiate institute" days up through the time of writing. -
Friends of Drake Library Undergraduate Research Award winners Daily Eagle post
(2017-04-20)Daily Eagle article announcing the Friends of Drake Library Undergraduate Research Award winners, including Teresa Rodriguez, Kiri Ramsey, and Joe DiManno. -
The Stained Glass Windows of the Old Normal School
(2015-01-01)This .pdf version of a PowerPoint slide show tells the story of the stained glass windows now found in the ground floor of Drake Library. Have a look and learn about these rare survivors from the old Normal school of a ... -
Veterans Among Us
(2012-01-01)This slideshow features veterans connected to The College at Brockport from the Civil War to the present day.
