Thomas Indian School: Trauma and Resilience

Thomas Indian School: Trauma and Resilience

September 27, 2025
2:00pm
Seneca Art and Culture Center

Ganondagon, 7000 County Road 41, Boughton Hill Road, Victor, New York

Lori Quigley (Seneca, Wolf Clan) explores the impact of the Thomas Indian School on her own family and on other Indigenous people. This school emerged from Quaker and Presbyterian schools on the Cattaraugus homelands to become a major New York State institution, open until 1957. Co- Sponsored with the Seneca Arts and Cultural Center: Ganondagon, 7000 County Road 41, Boughton Hill Road, Victor, New York

Invitation for Bids!

The 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse Museum is pleased to announce that we have published our Invitation to Bid for the 1816 FQMM Exterior Restoration.

Bid documents are available and/or examined free of charge at the office of the Architect, located at John G. Waite Associates, Architects PLLC, located at 384 Broadway, Albany, NY, (518) 449-5440. Our Invitation is also published in NYS Contracts Reporter.

Bids are due March 13, 2025 before 2pm. There is a mandatory pre-bid walk through on Friday, February 28, at 2pm on site. Please contact Bill Brandow at John G. Waite Associates, or Ann Morton (amorton@rochester.rr.com) with any questions.