Acknowledgments
Students and staff at Winterthur continually revisit the collection to ask new questions and explore the histories these objects can tell. Over the past year, graduate students had the opportunity to consider the relationship between photography and entrepreneurship based on collections at Winterthur and the Delaware Historical Society. The exhibition objects and complementary oral histories presented here invite you to ponder the ways photography allowed men, women, and children to represent and celebrate their businesses.
The exhibition content was created by graduate students at Winterthur and the University of Delaware as part of the Historic Interiors, Oral History, and Exhibitions and Interpretation classes. We acknowledge the following individuals for their contributions to the exhibition:
Exhibitions Class: Vivien Barnett, Carolanne Deal, Rebecca Olsen
Historic Interiors Class: Ryan Bachman, Kate Budzyn, Nora Carleson, Laura Earls, Mary Fesak, Katie Fitzgerald, Carrie Greif, Elizabeth Humphrey, Harriette Lane, Bethany McGlyn, Matthew Monk, Alexandra Rosenberg
Oral History Class: Thomas A. Guiler (professor), Erin Anderson, Eliza West, Nora Carleson, Kristen Semento
Ryan Berley
Annabelle Camp
Debbie Hess Norris
Stephanie M. Lampkin
Forbes and Sara Maner
Cynthia Oates
Jennifer Potts
Leigh Reifenberg
Greg and Alice Sandborn
Angela Winand
Delaware Historical Society
The Redding House Foundation, Inc. Board
Franklin FountainÂ
Winterthur StaffÂ