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Robert H. Rhodes Landmark College Archives Honoring Landmark College's unique history in working with those who learn differently
Architectural Rendering of campus by Architectural Firm of Edward Durrel Stone taken from The Making of A College, Windham College Special Collection
Welcome! It is hoped that this collection of resources will serve as an overview to the founding and development of the first college in the country begun exclusively for students with dyslexia, AD/HD and other learning disabilities. This site is meant to serve as a digital introduction to Landmark's earliest days through a variety of resources: including: news clippings, photographs, video, audio and other material documenting the history of the College. What's New???
Site Content Information contained on this site has come from several different sources and is used with permission, including the following:
Acknowledgement It would not have been possible to create this site without the assistance of many, many people who shared their memories and gave so generously of their time. Each and every person contributes their unique vision, talent and gift to this community and while this digital archives tries to show just a tiny perspective on the College since its founding, it could never do justice to the students, faculty and staff that have made Landmark College what it is today. Special thanks to founding faculty member, Dan Toomey, whose eloquence is so evident throughout this site in the excerpts taken from Landmark College: a short history of the first twenty years.
For additional information regarding this site or its content, please contact Mary Jane MacGuire, Archives Coordinator at mmacguire@landmark.edu | |||
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