John Linstrom John Linstrom

Ten Initiatives for Our First Decade

The vision for the Liberty Hyde Bailey Center has been born out of conversation. Central to our theory of change is that the work emerge with and alongside stakeholder communities, rather than being imposed from without, and for that reason we have long hesitated to articulate concrete programs of action. However, conversations have now been ongoing for long enough that we feel ready to share some of our current aspirations.

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John Linstrom John Linstrom

First Pledges of the Online Campaign!

Since launching this online platform and beginning to share the project more widely just a week ago, we have been receiving many wonderful messages of support. We’ve also received the first two pledges from this stage of the campaign—one supporter in Iowa has pledged $1,000, and another supporter in Michigan has pledged $40,000.

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One end of the front porch of the Bailey home, with Liberty Hyde Bailey’s wife, Annette, seated reading. Photograph by Liberty Hyde Bailey, courtesy of the Liberty Hyde Bailey Museum & Gardens, South Haven, Michigan.