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- Collection: Walter Harding and William M Kelley
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Letter from Kelley to Harding
Letter from Kelley to Harding informing Harding that he used his name as a reference to get a new job in New York City. He also returns the key to Houston House, a dwelling that he stayed at very briefly in Geneseo.
Walter Harding Canoe
A picture of Professor Walter Harding in a canoe. He looks happy to be channeling Thoreau.
Where Color Doesn't Matter
A glowing review by Walter Harding of "Dancers on the Shore", Kelley's second novel (which was a group of 16 short stories). It is partially due to Harding's enthusiastic reception of Kelley's work that he was able to lock him into a position at…
William Kelley writes to Walter Harding, 1970
Kelley writes a friendly correspondence to Harding and discusses his thoughts on teaching at Geneseo.
William M. Kelley's Page Dedication in the Geneseo Yearbook of '65
A full spread in the Yearbook depicting Kelley and his students in their classroom. On the second page is a brief description of what the class was like, along with a short speech by Kelley taken during one of his lectures.
William Melvin Kelley 1968
A photo of William Melvin Kelley in Paris from 1968. He is equipped with a bodacious pair of sunglasses and a hat.