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Content Description The Rochester Arts & Lectures series brought authors and artists of national and international renown to speak in Rochester from 1989 to 2017. Founded by Rosemary Mancini and Susan Feinstein, the series continued through multiple changes of leadership for nearly three decades. This artificial collection brings together multiple donations from former leaders of Rochester Arts & Lectures. Each series within the collection represents an accession or accessions from one of these donors....

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Rosemary Lloyd produced the Rochester Arts & Lectures lecture series at Downtown United Presbyterian Church from 1989 to 1996, before turning it over to new management. This archival series consists of her personal records of the series, including event programs, advertising posters, documents, 35mm slides, and audio cassette tape recordings of the lectures themselves.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Rosemary Lloyd produced the Rochester Arts & Lectures lecture series at Downtown United Presbyterian Church from 1989 to 1996, before turning it over to new management. This archival series consists of her personal records of the series, including event programs, advertising posters, documents, 35mm slides, and audio cassette tape recordings of the lectures themselves.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Rosemary Lloyd produced the Rochester Arts & Lectures lecture series at Downtown United Presbyterian Church from 1989 to 1996, before turning it over to new management. This archival series consists of her personal records of the series, including event programs, advertising posters, documents, 35mm slides, and audio cassette tape recordings of the lectures themselves.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Rosemary Lloyd produced the Rochester Arts & Lectures lecture series at Downtown United Presbyterian Church from 1989 to 1996, before turning it over to new management. This archival series consists of her personal records of the series, including event programs, advertising posters, documents, 35mm slides, and audio cassette tape recordings of the lectures themselves.