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Jim
served 23 years as Archivist
for Hudson Library and Historical Society.
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He
always had
a smile for everyone.
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Jim's
first week on the job in July, 1979
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The
Hub Times announces Jim's position
at Hudson Library.
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On
behalf of the library, Jim accepts an
Alfred Pettingell painting from Dottie
Metcalf,
a niece of the artist.
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Jim
in the old Archives Room.
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Jim
working on preservation in the old
archives, which is now the Simon Reading
Room.
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Jim
in Connecticut researching the Hudson
family genealogy.
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A
speaking engagement, ca. 1980--one of
hundreds Jim did over the years.
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Early 1980's,
Jim with wife Briana and historican Gerald
McFarland, at left.
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Receiving
the Ohio Library Association
award
for the Time Traveler's series
in September of 1984.
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Jim
at work in the new archives,
shortly after it opened in 1986.
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Jim
signs over the rights and proceeds from
his books to Mary Ann Wehrman of the
Friends of the Hudson Library.
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This
was a familiar sight around Hudson for
more than 20 years:
Jim leading a group of school children on
an historical walking tour.
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At
the Loomis observatory
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Jim
Caccamo and Director Leslie Polott examine
part of a donation from the David Hudson
family in 1999.
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At
the dedication of the Underground Railroad
plaque on the Village Green.
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At
a staff birthday party in 1997.
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A tip of the hat
to you. |
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