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The diary of Ada Blackjack, sole survivor of the Wrangel Island expedition, March-August 1923.

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.

The earliest prose chronicle in English, begun after 1272, with continuations through the early 15th century.

By David Brainard (1856-1946). An account of the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition through the long and desperate winter of 1883–1884.

Unique collection of memoirs, photographs, correspondence, and other primary sources from China's former Rusticated Youth.

Primary documents surrounding the life of Edward Mitchell '1828, the first person of African descent to graduate from Dartmouth College.

Facsimile and searchable text of an unpublished Arctic encyclopedia, sponsored by the U.S. Office of Naval Research.

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.

The Hanover, New Hampshire Cemetery Records digital collection provides an extraordinary wealth of information on mortality and genealogy in the Hanover area.

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.

Letters and papers from 1847-1899 related to John McCoy's time as a Union soldier in the American Civil War.

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.

Published in 1883, this volume collects original prints by some of the most prominent American artists of the nineteenth century.

English summaries or full translations of newspaper articles and editorials from the U.S. Occupation of post-World War II Japan.

16th-century Spanish antiphonal, containing the chants for the Divine Office of the Roman Catholic Church.

A simple manual to provide guidelines for selecting appropriate candidates for in-house book repair and introduce staff to some repair methods.

Three unique manuscripts of rituals in classical Chinese and Vietnamese Nom, from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

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 Occom Circle provides free access to handwritten documents by and about Samson Occom (Mohegan, 1727-1792), intertribal leader, Presbyterian minister, and public intellectual, who helped raise the funds that eventually established Dartmouth College.

The papers of Charles Daniel Tenney (1857-1930) include essays, speeches and translations concerning his time in China.