In the making. Brenda lawson, gary studds had been processed and was ready for researchers and also mentioned mark schneider, our speaker this evening with using this to research a book. I resend it to mark ended august 16, 2016, he agreed to speak here. 11 months later we are ready to go, quite some time in the making. Research in our collection is the source of our Public Programs, we are lucky to have a worldclass collection and it is worth acknowledging the collection of papers donated to us by dean harris who is in the audience this evening and we thank him for that contribution. A collection of material from this collection was on display in the Dallas Library upstairs. If you didnt see it, it will be available after the program. As an independent nonprofit institution, holding collections like this, processing them and making them available to researchers is done through support of members and donors. If you support this work and enjoy Public Programs like this evenings i hope y
Thank you all for joining us this evening. It is nice to see all of you and some new faces in the crowd. If this is your first time visiting we welcome you. We are the Oldest Society and the country and we are inviting people for 226 years. We are an independent nonprofit organization. We offer training for educators, and material for researchers. Looking back at how we planned this Evenings Program i can say that there has been about a year in the making. Last August Brenda lawson our head of Collection Services mentioned that papers of gerry studds was processed and ready for researchers. She also mentioned that Mark Robert Schneider, was because even he had been using this to research a book. On august 2016 he agreed to speak here so we are ready to go it has been quite some time in the making. This is often the source of our Public Programs. This is worth acknowledging that the collection of papers was donated to us by dean harris the widower of studds. We thank him for the contrib
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