“THEN AND NOW” EXHIBITION BECOMES PERMANENT DISPLAY AT THE CAZENOVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY

     “Then and Now,” an exhibit of historic photographs of Cazenovia’s architectural past compared with the existing buildings today, was on display at the Cazenovia Public Library Art Gallery during March of 2005.  
     At that time, guest curator and graphic designer Roger DeMuth mounted the exhibit in conjunction with the Mayor’s Advisory Committee to Conserve Cazenovia Historic Resources.  
     This exhibit is now permanently displayed in the Library Community Room.  It is compiled from the photo collections of area collectors Dave Porter, Jon Holstein, Steve and Carol Resnick, Gene Gissin, Rayburn Beale, The Cazenovia Public Library Archives, and Lorenzo State Historic Site.  
     More than 150 images from Cazenovia’s past and present are included.  Historic postcards, photos, visiting cards, stereopticon images, and tintypes all reveal significant 19th and 20th-century buildings.
     For more information, call the library at 315-655-9322.