• Promotional materials (brochures,
posters, fliers, ads)
• Event materials (invitations, programs, posters)
• Fundraising materials (case statements, direct mail,
invitations)
• Newsletters (for print and translation to Web)
• Annual reports
• Books
Selected
examples:
Brochures
Brochure of walking tours and historic sites in Cambridge,
Massachusetts, commissioned by the Historic Cambridge Collaborative
(Longfellow NHS, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Harvard University, MIT,
Cambridge Historical Commission, Cambridge Historical
Society).
Rack card for the Ipswich Historical Society and Museums. (Bonnie
designed this and many other pieces while serving as the executive
director of the Society.)
Brochure (and map) of sites in Cambridge relating to George
Washington and his taking command of the Continental Army in
1775.
Brochure (and map) of sites in Salem, Mass., relating to the
navigator Nathaniel Bowditch; commissioned by a collaborative of
organizations including Salem Maritime National Historic Site,
Historic Salem, Inc., The House of the Seven Gables, Salem State
College, and the City of Salem.
Spring 2007 continuing education courses brochure for the Graduate
School of Library and Information Science at Simmons College,
Boston.
Recruitment brochure for Harvard's
John F. Kennedy School of Government's Director's Council.
Summer festival brochure/poster for Longfellow National Historic
Site, Cambridge.
Brochure for the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site in
Brookline, Massachusetts.
Fundraising and campaign
materials
Case statement for the Ipswich Historical Society's capital
campaign.
Two in a series of capital campaign event invitations and collateral
materials for the Harvard Divinity School's "Foundation for the
Future."
Event invitation for the Cambridge Historical Society's 100th
anniversary celebration.
Invitation for The Salem Partnership's 2005 Annual Dinner.
Books
Fall 2008: Bonnie Hurd Smith wrote
and designed Boston Women & The Law, a walking trail of
historic sites in downtown Boston about Boston women's legal history.
Bonnie ws hired to complete the project by New England Law|Boston
(formerly the New England School of Law) during its Centennial year.
The 2007 guidebook of the Boston
Women's Heritage Trail.
2003: Commissioned by the Emerson Bicentennial Committee of the
Unitarian Universalist Association in Boston, The
Living Legacy of Ralph Waldo
Emerson is a companion piece to
the exhibit of the same name that Bonnie Hurd Smith wrote and
designed for 200th anniversary of Emerson's birth.
Guidebook of the Boston Harbor Islands (National Park Service) for
kids, researched and written by students from the Odyssey School,
South Boston High School.
The Robinsons Under Sail was a privately funded project for
the Crane and Bezamat families of Ipswich, Mass.
Bonnie Hurd Smith wrote and designed this book on the
eighteenth-century essayist
Judith Sargent Murray, which
features her portrait by John Singleton Copley.
Newsletters
"In Trust" is the newsletter of the Emerald Necklace Conservancy in
Boston.
Posters
Poster for the Ipswich Historical Society's 2006 exhibit Arthur
Wesley Dow of Ipswich. (Bonnie designed this and many other
pieces while serving as the executive director of the
Society.)
The Unitarian Universalist Women's Heritage Society commissioned
Bonnie to design a set of four posters to promote their new book,
Standing Before Us: Unitarian Universalist Women and Social Reform,
1776-1936. This poster, titled "Call to Reform," highlighted the
contributions of Abigail Adams, Lucy Stone, Margaret Fuller, Harriet
Robinson, and Susan B. Anthony.