People
Everyone the Society’s records name: its officers, its members, its prize-winners, and the members it remembered when they died. Each person has a page that gathers every mention of them, each linked to the paper it comes from.
Start with the register, or look up a surname. The Fellows and Associates, the awards and ribbons, the biographies and the In Memoriam pages each tell one part of the story. This archive is built from the Society’s surviving papers; it is not a complete record of every member.
Everyone in the photograph, 1990 — the sixty-one members at the 40th Annual Meeting, each one named.
People of the Society
Everyone the Society’s own records name: the offices they held, year by year, and the awards their work won.
Browse →People of the Society, by surname
The same register, sorted by surname instead of given name — useful when a surname is what you have and the given name is not.
Browse →Biographies
The members the Society wrote about at length — Artisans of Yester Year, Fellows’ profiles, tributes, and the memoirs written as the Society closed.
Browse →Awards and Ribbons
The awards the Society gave, as its newsletter defined them — the Weston Trophy, the Robert Muma and Irva Ford awards, the Craftsman and Salon ribbons — and who received them.
Browse →In Memoriam
The members whose loss the Society recorded, with the notices it printed for them.
Browse →Members and Branches
Members recorded only in the Society’s membership lists, by branch and year of joining. Guests and demonstrators are under The Craft.
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