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Walter Harding in High School
A photo of Harding from 1934 - just two years before he started studying at Bridgewater state college. This photo is from the same year that he first became interested in Thoreau after a high school English teacher recommended his work to Harding.
Walter Harding Lecture (excerpt)
Walter Harding speaks of how "Wilderness is the preservation of the world" and Henry Thoreau in October 15, 1988.
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.