Credits
Original publication, 2004
Exhibition Curator: Elaine Engst
Exhibition Coordinator: Susette Newberry
Curatorial Team: Sarah Gordon, Eileen Keating, Susette Newberry, Eleanor Brown (Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections), and Guy Smith (Mann Library)
Web Design and Development: Kenneth Williams
Banner Design: Susette Newberry
Editorial Review: Margaret Nichols and Susette Newberry
Exhibit Preparation and Conservation: Michele Brown, Pat Fox, Michele Hamill, Peter Schlough, Amy Stecher (Department of Preservation and Collection Maintenance)
Graphic Design: Lorraine Heasley (Communication & Marketing Services)
- The “Liberty Hyde Bailey: A Man for All Seasons” poster (and Lorraine Heasley, designer) received an award of excellence from University and College Designers Association's 34th Annual Design Competition (UCDA). The UCDA is a professional organization committed to promoting excellence in visual communications for educational institutions; members include designers and educators.
Digital Imaging: Rhea Garen, David Jones, Danielle Mericle (DCAPS)
Administration, Installation, and Events: CJ Lance-Duboscq, Bryan Vliet, and Tom Cotton (Facilities)
Special Thanks: To the staff of the Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium, especially Robert Dirig, Peter Fraissinet, Lee Kass, and Sherry Vance, and Professor William Crepet, Chair, Department of Plant Biology for their assistance and generosity in loaning materials from their collections
"Colophon," 2004
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Updated Website, 2025
This online exhibition was migrated from Cornell University Library’s Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections webpages to the CUL Online Exhibitions site in 2025.
Website Migration and Development: Emily Toner, Cornell University Library Information Technology
Curatorial Updates and Consultation: Evan Earle, Cornell University Archivist