Lovely annotated book of #earlymodern DIY #medicine @NYPL_Archives (Arents Coll SA0057C) with favourite recipes at hand for sore throat, lung disease, syphilis, and of course... ink!
We had the best time helping these lovely Duke University students put together an amazing disco themed exhibit! Visit the 3rd-floor @nypl_lpa to see it! Also check out our equally amazing exhibit for the Maestro, Arturo Toscanini located in the Amsterdam level gallery!
#Onthisday in 1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked, prompting the U.S. to enter WWII. In remembrance, we've gathered front pages from newspapers around the world. https://t.co/R9UPDqWqBJ
@jenhull @NYPL_Archives @nypl Was excited to participate in the #ResearchingNY conference!! @jenhull was a fantastic moderator. @NYPL_Archives has invaluable collections
TOMORROW: join us for "It's Not What You Think: Challenging Assumptions Through Public History" #PHC2017 2nd Annual @PhcCuny Conference @HistoryGc keynote Sarah Henry, Director & Curator at Museum of the City of New York. Register & Schedule here: https://t.co/JEK0yqLl5w
Moby Dick was first published in the US #OTD in 1851. Explore its context using this #primarysource set on the whaling industry: https://t.co/rSEfFdDPoT #sschat
Collections may reflect societal power structures. We must seek to understand absences & improve communities abilities to engage w/ records https://t.co/nC0Nu4C3sh