Motivation Third form Hum. Student: “This NBC newsreel about Sputnik is from the U.S. Doesn’t the library have one from Russia that I could watch?” Me: “uhhhhhhhhh” And while not Russian, library vendor Alexander Street Press, did recently release … Continued
The library recently purchased the Liberty Magazine digital archive. What is this? Liberty Magazine ran from 1924-1950 and was a popular, weekly published, illustrated magazine. In the early 20th century U.S., illustrated magazines were widely read as a source of information, … Continued
Updates to your Atomic Bomb Conference research guide! New this year: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (digital archive) Truman Presidential Library – (atomic bomb papers collection) Tips for searching Bard and Warren (the 2 hardest-to-find folk) searching .gov sites & Google … Continued
Looking for content to support the Treaty of Versailles cosplay? A few recommendations, first, some eCollections purchased by the library: For international primary sources the First World War digital archive. For biographical research, the Biography Database : Over 435,000 biographies compiled from a variety … Continued
It’s been great to see you this week! Here is your research guide, curating those library-purchased sources/eCollections most relevant to researching American Culture in the 1950’s. Please be in touch with any research questions along the way! 🙂 … Continued