For the past 9 years I have been a volunteer at the Bundy Museum of History and Art in Binghamton N.Y.

My role as the volunteer Archivist for the Rod Serling Archive is to locate and secure new material for our Archive collection and Exhibit, catalog existing items, and to present several FREE programs each year.

The programs are called "IN THE ZONE", and each program has a specific theme. Our last In The Zone was "Rod Serling In Binghamton", presented on June 28th, the 40th anniversary of his death. Other programs were Rod's Time Travel Themes, his "War Themes" His Christmas Themes, and many more.

Our last FREE Rod Serling program was Saturday October 10th at 6 PM. It was called IN THE ZONE: Celebrating 56 years of the Twilight Zone. Guest speaker: Martin Grams, Jr Author of "The Twilight Zone: Unlocking the Door to a Television Classic"

For the October 10th In The Zone program, the Rod Serling Exhibit was changed by rotating many of the Serling movie posters, lobby cards and stills, AP wire photos, Studio publicity photos, props, letters, documents and more.

In 1971 I met Rod Serling at Binghamton's Broome Technical Community College where I was a student. Mr. Serling was on campus to speak and I was privileged to talk with him for 20 minutes. As a fan of the Twilight Zone, after meeting Rod I decided to begin researching and collecting Rod Serling related material.