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Ah, the infamous Count. I've always had a soft spot for those old Universal monsters, so I thought I would do a portrait of their defacto leader what with the upcoming holiday and all. It's funny, I've only seen "Dracula" starring Bela Lugosi one time, but every time I picture Dracula, it's the Lugosi version. He, my friends, is simply an icon.
New Lanark was built around 1785, the site chosen for its proximity to the River Clyde. Richard Arkwright and David Dale were the founders. By 1799 it was the biggest cotton mill in Scotland.
The Counting house was built by Robert Owen c1810 - 16. It was built here to oversee both the mills and the village, and was where the weekly wages were paid.
One of the caterer's assistant making sure of the number of plates available, just before the people started streaming into the dinner area.
On September 3, 2014, our first storytime was on counting. There were fingerplays and stories and an iPad app, 10 Little Fish by Harriet Ziefert. Karen Ellis was storyteller that day.
Count Basie and his orchestra performed at Pease Auditorium on October 10, 1981 as part of Eastern’s Homecoming Day.
Aurora Yearbook, 1982.