"A Winter Fowl" - Photography Exhibit by Kim Robinson

Stop by the Mercer County Library - Hopewell Branch to see the new exhibit by Hopewell Valley Historical Society Board Member Kim Robinson.

Blending scenes of winter birds, interesting flora and her fascination of all things bridges, Kim has documented this unusual winter in a photographic series displayed in the case maintained by Hopewell Valley Historical Society at the library. (Go past the reference desk and it is on the right).

Kim is a CPA and MPA and had a career in financial audit after studying at Rider University and the University of Wisconsin. When she had her girls, Kim chose to become a stay-at-home mom, but as the girls entered elementary school, she started a photography business, doing portraiture, landscape, and whatever else caught her fancy. Kim's work has been sold in a Frenchtown art gallery, featured in a magazine, and used in multiple brochures. Her series on bridges has delighted the readers of MercerMe.com. She lives in Harbourton with her husband Greg and her girls.

If you stop by on a Monday or Friday, say hello to our industrious archives committee. If you have subject matter to display, let us know at info@hopewellvalleyhistory.org.