A Century of Excellence: Spring Brook Country Club, 1921–2021 is a story about the people who founded, nurtured, and guided Spring Brook Country Club to become a premiere golf course on the East Coast. Individuals whose talents and expertise were given for the overall good of Spring Brook Country Club, whether they gave their time […]
Syracuse Alumni University
Syracuse University Magazine is a twice a year issue that encompases all of the colleges on the campus. It covers all aspects and is geared towards representing all faculty and students throughout. The issues are designed in Missouri by Donning Pub Co., and printed in Michigan at Walsworth Pub Co. We have also designed for […]
Fisher Then and Now: 75 Years of Transformation
Rochester stood in a strong position at the end of World War II, a center of business and industry, a burgeoning housing market, and home to a vast Catholic population. The Congregation of St. Basil sensed the moment was right to build a new institute of higher education, a Catholic men’s college, for the region. […]
The Newtron Group: Fifty Years Of Livin’ It.
Excerpt from the Foreword by John Schempf, President, The Newtron Group Perpetuity . . . forever. As the iconic artist Prince once sang, “Forever, and that’s a mighty long time.” Many businesses have achieved lasting success, but how many have lasted fifty years, one hundred years, or even longer? Due to Newton’s vision, personal values, […]
David Davis Mansion
Excerpt from the Foreword by Jeff Saulsbery, Curator People who are in charge of historic sites/homes always refer to themselves as “just caretakers.” This is a true statement on many levels. My primary job is to tell visitors the story of David Davis and his connection to Abraham Lincoln. I do this by taking them […]
No Turnin’ Back: G57, Michael L. Parson
On Monday, February 26, 2024, Michael Parson, fifty-seventh governor of Missouri, and First Lady Teresa Parson kicked off Governor Parson’s book tour at the Walsworth Community Center in Marceline, Missouri. No Turnin’ Back: G57, Michael L. Parson, by Dr. James K. Jones, tells the story of a small-town boy who, through hard work and a […]
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago • A Century of Hope • 1917–2017
Catholic Charities fulfills the Church’s role in the mission of charity to anyone in need by providing compassionate, competent, and professional services that strengthen and support individuals, families, and communities based on the value and dignity of human life.
Tobacco Barns• Preserving History in the Old Belt
Preservation Virginia, a private, nonprofit, statewide historic preservation leader holds the notable distinction of being the first statewide historic preservation organization established in the nation. For more than 129 years, Preservation Virginia has worked to ensure the relevance of the Commonwealth’s historic places. The multi-faceted and impactful nature of advocacy programs, six historic sites including […]
Making Life Better • The Story of Southern Pine Electric Power Association
The information within these pages comes from numerous sources and recollections of directors, employees, members, and community leaders. Our sincere gratitude goes to the people who contributed their time and expertise toward developing the content of this book and to Mr. Don Jordan for his valuable assistance during the course of this project. Without his […]
Alpha Phi International Fraternity • The Second Fifty Years, 1923–1972
In 1923 Alpha Phi counted twenty-six installed chapters, twenty-five of which were still active. In its mid-years, eighty-three new chapters were added. The Fraternity that began with its Original Ten had 4,932 initiated members by 1922; by 1972 the number rose to 55,337. Volume II of Alpha Phi’s history explores the forces and faces that […]