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The end of the semester is right around the corner! Be sure to reach out to your Subject Specialist early for help finding resources for your final projects and papers. https://t.co/YSO4sqnCWG
Want to relax with a little art break after a long week? We’re hosting a Welcome Back Virtual Drawing Class with Emma Lee Jensen on Friday, Jan. 15, from noon-2pm to help you decompress. All you need is a piece of paper & a pencil.
Register in advance: https://t.co/veYoiPmdfT
The first week of class is always a little stressful. We’re hosting a Virtual Drawing Class with Emma Lee Jensen on Friday, January 15, from noon-2pm to help you decompress. All you need is a piece of paper & a pencil. 📝
Register in advance at https://t.co/veYoiP4Col
If you’re a little overwhelmed by the 2800 pamphlets in the collection, this bibliography of our French Revolutionary Pamphlets with subject index by Laura V. Monti is a great starting point.
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Zora Neale Hurston was so much more than just a writer.
This photo from the late 1930s captures her out collecting folklore. https://t.co/YGIRVReY6m
Us whenever it gets below 50 degrees.
From the Elmer Harvey Bone collection- https://t.co/BbOTvzlafe
We really can't do better than the rather understated caption provided by "The Little Fox, or, The story of Captain Sir F.L. M'Clintock's Arctic expedition" by S. T. C. (1865). #LibraryWonderland
We’re thinking about pie already...
Find our Thanksgiving weekend hours at-https://t.co/Avrr1Gokr5
The firebush is native to Florida, blooms from months, & attracts butterflies-so it’s a highly valued plant in our area.
It also makes sense that Minna R. Fernald included one in the collection of 320+ paintings she donated to the @floridamuseum in 1942. #LibraryLeaves