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#FromtheStacks The library's 1859 copy of Thirty Years in the Arctic Regions or The Adventures of Sir John Franklin. Good day to curl up with a book 🌦️
The weekend is the perfect time to catch up on numismatic literature! ANA members get access to the world’s largest numismatic lending library—over 128,000 books, catalogs, & periodicals. Explore rare items in our series, #FromTheStacks: 👇
🔗 https://t.co/WHd6mLrppA #Numismatics
Happy Women's History Month to all the trailblazing Massachusetts women who came before us! #WomensHistoryMonth #fromthestacks
📏 This undated book of rates, tables & imperial standards was made for practical use—but its true story lies in the signature inside: Annie Gee Macaulay, mother of 9. A glimpse into the quiet labour of women balancing households & numbers.
#WomenInTheMargins #FromTheStacks
#FromTheStacks These QSL cards from Black ham radio operators, CB radio operators, and shortwave radio DJs are relics of 20th cent. radio culture. Many were designed by the DJs themselves and they often featured humorous illustrations, nicknames, and slogans. #BlackHistoryMonth
The last pear tree left from Peter Stuyvesant’s farm met its end 157 years ago when two wagons collided, sending one into the tree trunk at the end of February 1867.
Learn more in our #FromTheStacks blog: https://t.co/nWNURK0Xth
Two young reporters, Henry Luce and Briton Hadden, shepherded @TIME into existence 100 years ago.
However, Luce still receives most of the credit as the founder and driving force of Time, Inc. Find out why in our latest post #FromTheStacks. https://t.co/7LFVo62nkX
✨ The Dawn of @TIME ✨
#OnThisDay 100 years ago, the first issue of Time hit newsstands, and a media empire was born. Read the latest #FromTheStacks. https://t.co/xg1mpggV9G
This simple, extraordinary piece of paper?
It appears to be a receipt for the Louisiana Purchase.
Learn more #FromTheStacks. https://t.co/Ajv4tGdnXH
Ancestors in the archives 🤩✉️
Journalist & author Dennis Richmond, Jr. (@NewYorkStakz) visited our Patricia D. Klingenstein Library to view early-19th-c letters that describe his 6th great-grandmother, Tamar Felmetta. More in an interview #FromTheStacks. https://t.co/ewKQQpj92I
You're a passenger aboard the Normandie in 1935. What are you having for lunch?
One lunch special lists langouste froide sauce Vincent (cold lobster served with an herb-based sauce). Read more about dining in transit #FromTheStacks. https://t.co/lV2XHoFFNK
The key to all the good #Halloween party games?
🍎 Turns out it's apples—especially if you're looking to fall in love. Or at least if it's a party in 1912. 😏
Read more #FromTheStacks. https://t.co/dqXTQZXHJ1
In 1805 the New York City Board of Health encouraged citizens to return home after the recent yellow fever epidemic.
Read more in this throwback blog post #FromTheStacks. https://t.co/SPUqMpKg4w
Just a bunch of hocus pocus? ✨
Learn about the Fox sisters, young mediums who captivated New Yorkers in the mid-1800s. https://t.co/x7YAMlecVY #FromTheStacks #31DaysOfHalloween
What's the story behind the first elephant brought to the U.S.?
The first elephant came to the United States through New York in 1796 and was called “Old Bet.” Learn more #FromTheStacks here: https://t.co/313QsDjabD
🎈Let's float an idea: inflatable hairstyles for women. What do you think?
Read more about satirical publications in the U.S. in our latest #FromTheStacks blog: https://t.co/pfZH3h2dzv
💥 #OnThisDay in 1863 a draft lottery sparked three days of rioting across NYC—the deadliest civil disturbance in our nation’s history.
The horrors of the first day culminated in the burning of the Colored Orphan Asylum. Learn more #FromTheStacks here: https://t.co/vY7zcTzzNo
How did McLoughlin Brothers, Inc. become such a popular manufacturer of children's books and other printed novelties?
One key to their success was their pioneering use of woodblocks and color printing techniques.
Explore more #FromTheStacks: https://t.co/CPY5gZ319K
⚾ Batter up! #OnThisDay in 1923 the newly-built Yankee Stadium in the Bronx opened with a game of the Yankees against the Red Sox. (Babe Ruth hit a three-run homer to win, 4-1.)
Read more in a throwback #FromTheStacks blog: https://t.co/hKvW8oBRHR
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