Women in the Arts in Harford County

In celebration of International Women's Day, join the Hays-Heighe House for an inspirational discussion on women in the arts in Harford County, on Friday, March 8th, from 3-5 PM. View event information.

In His Own Words: Frederick Douglass and the Emancipation Proclamation

Join us for the special presentation, "In His Own Words: Frederick Douglass and the Emancipation Proclamation," with Bill Grimmette, Frederick Douglass Costumed Interpreter. Event will be held on Wednesday, February 20th, from 1-2 PM. For information, visit: www.harford.edu/library/events/grimmette.pdf

Yorkville Belle, Isaac Murphy Up

Join us for the unveiling of the rare painting “Yorkville Belle, Isaac Murphy Up,” while Michael Finney presents “Isaac Murphy’s Last Belle: The Story of a Champion Filly and America’s Greatest Jockey.” Event is February 20th, from 7-9 PM. For information, visit: www.harford.edu/library/events/belleandmurphy.pdf

Upcoming Lecture by James Karmel

Join us for a special presentation by James Karmel, Ph.D., Professor of History, on Thursday, February 21st at 3:30 PM. For information, visit: www.harford.edu/library/events/James_Karmel_Lecture.pdf

Emancipation and its Legacies

Join us for the opening of "Emancipation and its Legacies," a traveling exhibition developed by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. The exhibition opening is February 4th from 12-2 PM at the Hays-Heighe House. For information, visit: www.harford.edu/library/events/Emancipation_flyer.pdf

Essay Winner!

HCC Library is pleased to announce our 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners of our Constitution Day Essay Contest that began on Constitution Day September 17 and ran through to November 30.

1st Place - Shelia Hooker

2nd Place - Joshua Mitchell

3rd Place - Shelby Bunce

 

Thanks to all students who participated in the Library's essay contest and helping us to commemorate and celebrate our Nation's Constitution!

College Archives Are Now Available!

The Library is pleased to announce a tool for locating materials in the College Archives. We now have in-depth finding aids, which will provide enhanced access to the Archives. The College Archives holds material that documents the College's governance and administration, its student life and cultural contributions, and the development of the College buildings and grounds.

Materials from the Archives collection are available for in-library use only, from 9am-4pm, Monday through Friday.