Scope and Content
Over the years, the Library has undertaken numerous efforts to digitize research information, for the purpose of preservation and to enhance access. This web site chronicles these projects and provides a way to search the Library's Digital Collections. The scope of what you can search within these collections will expand over time.
Recent Projects
La Boîte à joujoux : ballet pour enfants
Claude Debussy's final masterpiece, written and gorgeously
illustrated in watercolor by André Hellé, a prominent children's
writer.
Six ethnographical maps
These six ethnographical maps, dated from 1861, illustrate the physical history of various cultures from the major continents
of the day.
Blickling homilies
A composite manuscript consisting of three distinct parts: eighteen Anglo-Saxon homilies (10th or 11th century) and, in Latin,
a Sarum Kalendar for use at Lincoln (15th century) and sequences of the Gospels (16th century).
Gender in the Academy
Gender in the Academy
"Gender in the Academy" features and details the resources used in a 1990 exhibition celebrating Princeton's 20th anniversary of coeducation. It provides insight on the role of women in Princeton's history, ranging from local townspeople to influential academicians from other universities.