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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Holiday Closing
McFarlin Library, and therefore the Department of Special Collections and University Archives, will be closing at 5 pm this evening, and not re-opening until the 1st Monday in January. We hope that everyone enjoys themselves during the midwinter holiday break.
Special Collections launches a new Digital Collections presence
We are announcing that Special Collections has added a new system for displaying digital collections called ContentDM. This is a well-known product from OCLC, and the administration has given us approval to try it out. You can find the first … Continue reading
Booth Family Papers
The Booth Family Papers are contained within the Stanley Swift collection, the cornerstone of the Henneke Archives of Performing Arts, which are named after Ben Graf Henneke. The Booth Family Papers contain forty-two autographed letters, the majority of which are … Continue reading
Alice in Wonderland Ephemera
The Alice in Wonderland Ephemera contains a variety of artifacts featuring Tenniel’s illustrations. The Tenniel-related items included in this collection are: a collector’s antique replica embossed cut-out paper dolls sheet; a pencil tin with a scene from Alice in Wonderland … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice in Wonderland, Ephemera, John Tenniel, Lewis Carroll
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