Farber Photographs On Display At Bennington Museum Parmelee Gallery
Daniel Farber, a retired businessman who pursues photography seriously, exhibits about two dozen 11 by 14 color photographs of New England at the Bennington Museum Parmelee Gallery. The works span misty shores, foggy burial grounds, fall foliage, cows among blossoms, moss closeups, and bright boat scenes. Each print is framed with coordinating mattes and gilt-edged frames. Farber has held over 50 one man shows and his pieces reside in at least 65 museum collections.
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Daniel Farber
Bennington Museum
Parmelee
New England
Farber
Provincetown
Sidney
N.Y
Museum of Modern Art
Metropolitan
Cleveland Museum of Art
Art Institute of Chicago
Peter W. Cook
Besser Museum
Michigan
American Heritage Magazine
Popular Photography
Modern Photography
Quest
American
Saturday Review
Photographic Society of America Journal
McCalls
Antiques Magazine
Massachusetts
American Antiquarian Society
Worcester
Columbia Records
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
New York Graphic
Vermont rail plan to top BCRC meeting agenda
The Bennington County Regional Commission meets in St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall at 7:30 p.m. to review Vermont rail plan which aims to secure 2.7 million dollars from the federal Railway Administration. Also on the agenda are the State Line Bicentennial park project, officer elections, a Vermont regional planning briefing, and a federal loan review for a rebuilt Stamford lumber company. The meeting notes desk and a Farber photography exhibit at the Bennington Museum are also mentioned with related lectures and hours.
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Arlington
Vermont
Bennington County Regional Commission
St. Margaret Mary’s Parish
Robert Merchant
Vermont Public Service Board
Federal Railway Administration
West Shaftsbury
North Hoosick
N.Y
Department of Community Affairs
Wally Farnum
Robert Potvin
Stamford
Rotary hears history of Southern Vermont College growth
Robert Stout outlines Southern Vermont College origins dating to 1926 as St. Joseph College, its move to Old Bennington 1961-62, expansions, accreditation efforts, and enrollment growth from 112 in 1972 to 300 plus full-time students with a 1975-76 budget near 1 million. He notes faculty upgrades and tuition details, plus campus moves to Monument Inn and Holy Cross Novitiate sites. Weather forecast notes showers Friday then clearing.
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Robert Stout
Southern Vermont College
St. Joseph College
Henry W. Putnam
A&p
Sisters of St. Joseph
Old Bennington
Association of Independent College & Schools
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Monument Inn
Holy Cross Novitiate
Everett
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Steven A. Moon
Peter W. Ennis
Dorset
Manchester
Edwin W. Fisher
Rupert
Dale T. Tiffit
Vernon R. Smith
Manchester Center
Gerald A. Dean
South Dorset
Donald Bushee
Robert H. Mitchell
Gage St
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Grand Union
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Pownal
Cynthia A. Burns
Morris Plains
N.J
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Bennington College
Price Chopper
Mark Estes
White Creek
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Phyllis J. Singer
Pleasant St
P&c
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Beech Street
Robert H. Flagg
Williamstown
Mass
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Gore Road
William H. Pulver
William Ingraham
Alcoholic Rehabilitation Department
Gallett
LeRoy J. LaCross
Ben Mont Avenue
Harry Pearson
BCRC
Bennington Thrift Shop
Smithsonian
Russia
Graphic Arts
USA
Sloane Room
Maine
Davy Jones Locker
Cap'n Davy
Southern VT
Petco Mini Mart
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Rotary
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UPI
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Main St
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
U.S
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