This year-long project is a visual study of the creation of Hamilton College in Clinton, NY, and grapples with the issues centered around its founding. The five prints shown document various subject matter pertaining to race, religion, and education in late-eighteenth century New York. The main figures in this story line include Samuel Kirkland, Chief Skenandoah, and Alexander Hamilton.

These prints will be displayed all across the Hamilton College campus during the month of January and early February. Feedback will then be gathered from the community. The final product will take the form of a book that documents the creation, exhibition, and reception of these pieces. The project will be completed in May 2019.