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Six people pose, from left to right, man with brown sweater and hands folded in front; woman with grey blazer and black and white checked skirt; bald man with beard and red checked flannel shirt; woman with long black hair, black turtleneck and red pants; woman with short hair and grey sweater and brown pants; woman with blonde hair, black top and jeans
April 26, 2023
Six recipients of the Beinecke Library Research Fellowships shared with audience members a quick glimpse of what they had discovered while mining the archives.
Black-and-white composite images showing four children, two men, and one woman in early twentieth-century style coats and clothing
April 25, 2023
As a member of a new international working group, the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies will help gather the United Kingdom’s testimony collections.
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April 25, 2023
The Yale Film Archive is now one of 94 world institutions with the “legitimate and primary” responsibility to preserve an original moving image collection.
Detail of cover with black background and in red the words "Fire!! Devoted to Younger Negro Artists" and below on light brown square in black lettering "From the Collection of Carl..."
April 24, 2023
A cryptic manuscript, a seafarer’s journal, tarot cards, and a rare copy of a literary journal are among the library’s digitized objects that users most want to see.
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April 24, 2023
Submit by May 1 and May 10 to win library prizes for oustanding senior essays based on research in Yale Library’s special collections.
7 women and 1 man pose for the camera in front of decorative wood moulding in Sterling Library Nave.
April 14, 2023
The First Ladies of Gospel add their voices to the Oral History of American Music Collection and the interdisciplinary program Music and the Black Church.
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April 11, 2023
“I signed up to be a judge for Connecticut History Day because I saw it as a way to ‘give back’ to the New Haven community,” says librarian Roberta Dougherty.