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Whaleback
This building known as the Whaleback has been owned twice by Bard. Early in the 20th century, it was a student dormitory, (see:…
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Cortinarius
Growing in marshy ground under swamp maples- / 1. Taste sweet nutty. / 2. Surface of Pileus, dry, smooth, umbonate / shiny tomentous, pealing, a…
Collybia albissima
These specimens much resemble no 145- but 177- / the flesh does not change color- thin this [sic] unpleasant [sic] taste, + / the texture of the stipe…
Collybia adirondakensis [?]
1. Pileus moist (hygrophorous). 86. / smooth but somewhat / reticulately veined on the margin. / deeply infundibuliform, some / what irregular, very…
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Before Bard: A Sense of Place
Since its founding as St. Stephen’s College in 1860, Bard has changed the lives of many in the arts and learning. It has also changed the community…
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Eleanor Roosevelt: Patron Saint of the Arts
This exhibition examines the hidden and important role Eleanor Roosevelt played in the formation of New Deal arts programs, as...