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These photos were taken by individual residents of Rockbridge County that were asked to document the different meals that they ate. There is an incredible range of vegetables and healthy produce, to McDonald's and processed food.
A triangular access cover from the St Just foundry of Holman & Sons.
Nicholas Holman established his works c.1800 in St Just catering for the engineering needs of the Cornish tin industry. They diversified into various areas such as agricultural machinery, bicycles and Cornish slabs (cast iron cooking ranges), supplying the latter to Trinity House for their lighthouses. In 1856 they opened a foundry in Market Jew Street in Penzance. They were certainly in business until at least late in the 20th Century.
June 2022. Tools that the ITS Networking team used to install access points in Cobb dorm. Please credit ITS Communications.
June 2022. Chad Wade, member of the ITS Networking team, installs access points in Cobb dorm. Please credit ITS Communications.
A Guest & Chrimes access cover at the top end of Bullock Lane.
Edward Chrimes started as a plumber and glazier in 1817 and by 1845, the Chrimes' had started brass founding, making and patenting taps etc. In 1847 the firm became Guest & Chrimes moving to a spacious foundry in Don Street, Rotherham in 1857. The firm closed down in 1999, leaving their Grade II Listed building which in March 2012, was up for sale.
Trip to Kahoʻolawe with the Kahoʻolawe Island Reserve Commission and the Pacific Century Fellow, Feb 10-13, 2017
The Library held a series of staff development sessions for Access Services at the Valerie C. Woodard Community Resource Center which included learning about online resources related to genealogy and student success, forthcoming technology updates, and the county’s equity initiatives. Staff also had an opportunity to ask Library leadership any questions that were on their mind. Light refreshments, lunch, and activities were provided throughout the day.
Special thanks to NC LIVE Instruction Librarian Devon Waugh and Mecklenburg County Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer LaShaun Carter for their time and expertise shared during this year’s Access Services Retreat.
May 15th and 16th, 2024
Photo courtesy: Everett Blackmon
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