2008 Woodie Awards
Bible Museum re-opened after year cleaning
Issue date: 10/26/05 Section: News
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The Miller Bible Museum located in the library has been re-opened after being closed for one year. Jonathan Bradsher thought it would be best to close it for cleaning purposes. However, as he started in on the task more renovations began taking place.
Bradsher took it upon himself to do some rearranging of the cases so that it may be more user-friendly for the students. Now, as you walk through to admire the historical documents you are walking through the chronological history of how our Bible came to be.
A vintage picture of the Donnan Administration Building was recently added to the Hester Memorial Library archives. Steve Crouse, campus minister, found the picture and passed it on to Mayson Easterling, executive director for denominational relations. The picture finally landed in the hands of Jonathan Bradsher, director of library services. Bradsher was very happy with the discovery. He hopes this will be an encouragement to those who find old photos or documents in the back of the closet, or at the bottom of the junk drawer, to not just simply throw it away, it could be of value you to somebody else.
Bradsher took it upon himself to do some rearranging of the cases so that it may be more user-friendly for the students. Now, as you walk through to admire the historical documents you are walking through the chronological history of how our Bible came to be.
A vintage picture of the Donnan Administration Building was recently added to the Hester Memorial Library archives. Steve Crouse, campus minister, found the picture and passed it on to Mayson Easterling, executive director for denominational relations. The picture finally landed in the hands of Jonathan Bradsher, director of library services. Bradsher was very happy with the discovery. He hopes this will be an encouragement to those who find old photos or documents in the back of the closet, or at the bottom of the junk drawer, to not just simply throw it away, it could be of value you to somebody else.