Remembering all those who sacrificed for our freedom 75 years ago today. Shown here is a page from Congressman Joseph Martin’s diary with notes about DDay. #dday75#Dday#stonehillcollege#wedighistory https://t.co/63YMmCIpCv
It’s Nurses Week. Did you know Stonehill had a nursing program in the 1980s as part of our Evening College. . Here are 5 of the 6 students who received their degrees in Nursing from #stonehillcollege in 1988. https://t.co/Jctv8TtKsg
Thank to John Landry for requesting photos of Quinn Freight Lines.
Often photos of companies like Quinn and Hallamore include very little in the way of descriptions. Please feel free to share what you know and... https://t.co/wTK7yOpT18
During her second day on the job, our intern Savannah processed a batch of 144 negatives from a 1961 wedding. This is a new record, surpassing the previous record of 140. Already a record-breaking semester!
Happy Founders’ Day!! 70 years ago today the formal dedication mass for Stonehill College was celebrated in the gym (today Alumni Hall). #Stonehill70#wedighistory https://t.co/zbVZT4cYrv
Are you feeding lucky. One person attending our Founders’ Day bingo/trivia event will win this awesome door prize. Today at 12, Alumni Hall. Open to all students and staff #stonehill70 https://t.co/rHgQFVcZBo
Basket of trivia prizes to pick from finished. Come celebrate #Foundersday with the archives tomorrow with lunchtime bingo and trivia at Alumni Hall 12-1pm. Free lunch. Open to all… https://t.co/QiFj9PIzp5
Mother Goose Was Right: Sheep in Plympton, Massachusetts take advantage of late October weather to feed in pasture, while cows in Halifax invade the corn, bringing to mind the nursery rhyme from "Little Boy Blue" "The Sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn"; October 8, 1972
Guess what today is...National Honey Bee Day! Let's face it, bees are really important. Sure they sting, but they play such a critical role in our environment that their benefits significantly outweigh their... https://t.co/P5Bj1a9jx9
Happy Father's Day to all you dads out there. Hope you and your families are able to spend some quality time together, kind of like today's photo...
Patrick C. Moore and his family; September 4, 1961