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« Exhibit in Magill Library: The Elusive George Stephens, a Haverford Original
Special Collections Closed Monday May 5th From 12-2 pm »

Gallery Conversation and Tea, April 23

Please join Special Collections and members of the Hurford Humanities Center’s 2007-08 Faculty Seminar for a "Gallery Conversation" and Tea on Wednesday, April 23 from 4:30-6:00 p.m. in Sharpless Gallery and the Special Collections Reading Room.  Members of the seminar will discuss  their exhibition "Framing Photographs: Contexts & Transpositions."

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