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Can This Be America?
Walter Harding's defense for pacifist Pvt. Henry P. Weber who doesn’t believe in war.
Brief History of Protests at SUNY Geneseo in the 1960s
Clash between students and administration
An Open Letter About William M. Kelley
A letter to an BOOK magazine in New York City from a Geneseo student about Kelley's time spent as an instructor. The letter goes into students' initial expectations about what Kelley would be like, what he was actually like, and his extremely popular…
Adventures in the Thoreau Trade
In this document, up until the line break on the second column of this page, Harding explains how he became obsessed with Henry David Thoreau in high school. He goes on to discuss his fascination with Thoreau and what has become of it.
A Volume from Samuel Sewall's Library
Walter Harding writes an article on one of the judges in the Salem Witch Trials.
A University Professor Assesses Today's Student
In an interview, Dr. Harding discusses his opinions on students in the 1960's, particularly those from Geneseo.
A Tribute to Walter Harding
The mature and aesthetic appearance of this modern publication of the Thoreau Society Bulletin is a far cry from the simple type-written affair which Harding produced, but the Society is clearly still in touch with its roots. This article speaks to…
A Thoreau Collection
A discussion about Walter Harding's collection of Thoreauviana.