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Special Collections 50th Anniversary Kicks Off with Digital Exhibit and Community Panel!
It’s exciting to begin our 50th anniversary celebrations by launching our latest exhibit “Bridging Communities: 50 Years of Collecting at GSU.” This exhibit features just a few stories from our collections that highlight key themes across our nine collecting areas. … Continue reading
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Loading...Celebrating 50 Years of Special Collections and Archives!
In 1971, library Director William R. Pullen recruited Dr. David B. Gracy II to establish the Southern Labor and University Archives. In a recent oral history, Dr. Gracy recalls arriving at Georgia State to find one box of materials and no place … Continue reading
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In 2021, we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Special Collections & Archives at Georgia State University. We want to honor the founding archivist, Dr. David B. Gracy, by creating a new endowment for the department in his name. This … Continue reading
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“How happy I was when working for women’s rights”
We recently received a message from Margaret Curtis recounting the strange experience of seeing, for the first time, a thirty year old photo of herself from our collections. Continue reading
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GSU’s Downtown Library gets greener!
There is no doubt that many of you have seen a recent upgrade to the trash and recycling receptacles in the library. As part of the Library’s sustainability initiatives, we have been working with the Office of Sustainability and students … Continue reading
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