This series documents activities, animals, people, and structures of the Hambidge Center as a working farm and arts center, circa 1940-1970. Undated photographs of Mary Hambidge pertain to her day-to-day activities at the Center, while other materials, mainly color charts, designs, and paintings document Hambidge's interest in dye, color theories, sketches, weaving and other artistic endeavors. Images of the Laura Willis Design exhibition showcase textiles created at the Hambidge Center. Included among the images of spinners and weavers are the Weavers of Rabun, who also appear in postcards, the bulk of which are about the Hambidge Center. Actual and proposed changes to the property are documented through photographs of landscapes and structures and site plans.