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Scenes from the Archives today! Two back-to-class sessions for alumnae, legacy class alum visit, future Mount Holyoke student visit, and plenty of alums and seniors making buttons = a wonderful day! See you all tomorrow for more reunion & graduation fun!
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Hand knits in the Archives! These wool stockings were knit by Fidelia Fiske, Class of 1842, from wool spun by Mount Holyoke founder Mary Lyon. The wool is incredibly fine -- almost like sewing thread -- and those long double pointed needles look like quite a challenge to work with. But certainly nothing was impossible for this knitter who went on to found a school based on the Mount Holyoke model in Persia (present-day Iran) in 1843.
