Collections
Name | Description |
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Ada Blackjack Collection | The diary of Ada Blackjack, sole survivor of the Wrangel Island expedition, March-August 1923. |
Alaskan Voyage of the Ulanah, 1941 | Album of photographs taken by a member of the crew of the yacht Ulanah while the sailing vessel traveled from Seattle to Juneau via the Inside Passage in 1941. |
Brut Chronicles | The earliest prose chronicle in English, begun after 1272, with continuations through the early 15th century. |
David Brainard Diary | By David Brainard (1856-1946). An account of the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition through the long and desperate winter of 1883–1884. |
Donella Meadows Collection | By Donella Meadows et al, 1972. Subtitled "A Report for the Club of Rome's Project on the Predicament of Mankind." |
Down to the Countryside Movement | Unique collection of memoirs, photographs, correspondence, and other primary sources from China's former Rusticated Youth. |
Encyclopedia Arctica | Facsimile and searchable text of an unpublished Arctic encyclopedia, sponsored by the U.S. Office of Naval Research. |
Enslavement Documents from the Wheelock Collection | Enslavement Documents from the Wheelock Collection focuses not only on Wheelock's role as a slave owner, but also documents his involvement with the institution of slavery as it existed in Colonial Connecticut. |
Hanover Cemetery Records | The Hanover, New Hampshire Cemetery Records digital collection provides an extraordinary wealth of information on mortality and genealogy in the Hanover area. |
Harold Noice Papers | Correspondence, newspaper articles, and other material related to Vilhjalmur Stefansson and the ill-fated expedition to Wrangel Island. Of special note is a record of the Wrangel Island Expedition narrated by the expedition's lone survivor, Ada Blackjack. |
John McCoy Family Papers | Letters and papers from 1847-1899 related to John McCoy's time as a Union soldier in the American Civil War. |
Marcus & Co. History Documents |
This collection has many unique stories illustrating the wonderful past of one of the most
celebrated antique jewelers, sellers, and designers.
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Old Dartmouth Classification Schedules | The Old Dartmouth Classification Schedules is a classification system for books, created and used by the Dartmouth College Library in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. |
Original Etchings by American Artists | Published in 1883, this volume collects original prints by some of the most prominent American artists of the nineteenth century. |
Press Translations, Japan, 1945-1946 | English summaries or full translations of newspaper articles and editorials from the U.S. Occupation of post-World War II Japan. |
Rauner Manuscript Codex 003203 | 16th-century Spanish antiphonal, containing the chants for the Divine Office of the Roman Catholic Church. |
Simple Book Repair Manual | A simple manual to provide guidelines for selecting appropriate candidates for in-house book repair and introduce staff to some repair methods. |
Sino-Viet Ritual Texts | Three unique manuscripts of rituals in classical Chinese and Vietnamese Nom, from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. |
Stefansson Wrangel Island | Manuscript materials in the Dartmouth Library's Vilhjalmur Stefansson Collection on Polar Exploration document Wrangel Island from 1900-1930. This digital project "collates" these materials in order to reveal the nuanced history of this contested space. |
The Edward Mitchell Collection | Primary documents surrounding the life of Edward Mitchell '1828, the first person of African descent to graduate from Dartmouth College. |
The Papers of Charles Daniel Tenney | The papers of Charles Daniel Tenney (1857-1930) include essays, speeches and translations concerning his time in China. |
Three Accounts of the Vasilev-Shishmarev Expedition of 1819-1822 | Gleb Semyonovich Shishmarev (1781-1835) and Mikhail
Nikolayevich Vasilyev (1770-1847) were officers in the
Imperial Russian Navy. Their expedition of 1819-1822 explored
the western coast of Alaska. |
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