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Now Available: Bibliography of British and Irish History
Fascinated by British and Irish history? Want to learn more about the history of the British Empire and Commonwealth? Thanks to ongoing income from a...Topics- Databases
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Now Available: British History Online
Are you curious about British history? Writing a paper on medieval or early modern Britain? The GSU Library has recently acquired access to the British...Topics- Databases
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New Collections Open for Research in the Southern Labor Archives
The following collections are now open for research in the Southern Labor Archives, part of GSU Library’s Special Collections and Archives department: The James R....Topics- For Faculty
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Popular Music Conference and Mercer's Autobiography
In recognition of the 100th anniversary of Johnny Mercer’s birth, the Georgia State University Library, which houses the Johnny Mercer Papers, presented a two-day academic...Topics- For Faculty
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Billboard and Variety Magazines Country Music Index
For over a century, Billboard and Variety Magazines have covered the entertainment industry, and both of these publications have been valuable resources for music researchers. ...Topics- For Faculty
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Historic PATCO Records Now Open for Research
The historic records of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) are available for research at Georgia State University Library’s Southern Labor Archives, one year...Topics- Business
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Max Grivno Winner of the Reed Fink Award in Southern Labor History
Dr. Max Grivno, assistant professor at the University of Southern Mississippi, is the 2010 winner of the Reed Fink Award in Southern Labor History. The...Topics- Communication
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The Photograph as Evidence: FDR at Oglethorpe May 22, 1932
PHOTOGRAPHS IN SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND ARCHIVES Photographs are invaluable in documenting people, events, attitudes, aesthetics, and changes in the social and physical environments. Special Collections...Topics- For Faculty
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Leo Frank Trial Report Digitized
In 1913, “little Mary Phagan” was murdered at the National Pencil Factory in Atlanta, Leo Frank was tried for the murder, and in 1915, he...Topics- Books
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New African Studies Encyclopedia
Researchers interested in African Studies will want to be aware of this new library resource – The Oxford Encyclopedia of African Thought. This online encyclopedia...Topics- African American Studies
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