Dartmouth Digital Library Collections
Dartmouth Digital Library Collections
These manuscripts (circa 1743-1794) have been assembled as part of an NEH-funded project to document Samson Occom's education and his relationship with Eleazar Wheelock.
These materials elucidate a number of other subjects including the Great Awakening; attitudes toward Indians in the 18th century; missionary work among the …
Photographic Records is a collection of thousands of images that are a visual record of Dartmouth College life (locale, people, and events). These images were created by College Photographers Adrian N. Bouchard (1938-1976); Stuart Bratesman (1985-1993); Joseph Mehling (1993-2011); and Eli Burakian (2011-present).
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Dartmouth College Photo Files are a diverse collection of approximately 80,000 photographs related to Dartmouth College, Hanover, and the surrounding area. Images date from the early years of photography (ca. 1850s) to the present and include images of nearly all aspects of Dartmouth College life, including:
The Encyclopedia Arctica is the typescript of a proposed 20-volume reference work on the northern arctic and subarctic regions. The project was begun in 1947 under the sponsorship of the Office of Naval Research, Department of the Navy and drew on the expertise of governments (especially Canada), learned societies, and scholars from all …
The Richard E. Stoiber Papers, of which these slides are a part, comprise of 23 boxes of material (34.5 linear ft.), and also contain books, manuscripts, class lectures, published articles and abstracts, correspondence, student papers and research reports, photographs, negatives, videotapes and films, annotated maps, and personal …
Vilhjalmur Stefansson was an Arctic explorer, promoter and teacher who made expeditions above the Arctic Circle between 1906 and 1918. Documentation from these explorations including diaries, notes, scientific experiments, letters, and photographs [see finding aid for the Stefansson Papers]. The Stefansson collection of …
Vilhjalmur Stefansson was an Arctic explorer, promoter and teacher who made expeditions above the Arctic Circle between 1906 and 1918. Documentation from these explorations including diaries, notes, scientific experiments, letters, and photographs [see finding aid for the Stefansson Papers]. The Stefansson collection of …
These are maps of Hanover, New Hampshire and Dartmouth College from the Evans Map Room at the Dartmouth College Library. This collection's dates range from 1700 to 1999. Maps dated after 1923 are currently not available online pending copyright clearance.
Maps of New Hampshire towns and cities giving detailed information on building location and structures for insurance purposes, produced by the Sanborn Map Company. These maps also hold a wealth of information and can be used as primary sources in historical research.
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This collection contains correspondence to, from, and concerning Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry (b. 1785, d. 1819), a United States naval officer known for his victories in the War of 1812. Most of the documents in this collection are letters written to Perry between 1807 and 1819 that center around his naval career and accomplishments, …
Press Translations / Japan was produced by the General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Allied Translator and Interpreter Section during the U.S. Occupation of post- World War II Japan. It consists of English summaries or full translations of newspaper articles and editorials from November 1945 to June 1946. This …
Hundreds of Dartmouth College PhD dissertations from 2000-2012. More are being added as permissions are obtained from the authors to make these important pieces of research publicly available.
The real and legendary images and perceptions of Dartmouth’s Winter Carnival have become linked in imagination and memory during the past century. The first manifestation of an organized competition of skiing ability, ski jumping, cross-country ski races, and snowshoe races at Dartmouth began in 1910. Two years later, the name …
The Dartmouth Digital Library Program promotes innovative scholarship and teaching through the digitization of selected Library holdings and the open access publication of new digital scholarship. The Program responds to increasing demand for global access to our collections, and is aligned with our mission to foster intellectual growth by supporting excellence in education and research, and with our vision of "inspiring ideas for personal transformation and global impact".
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