Posts with the tag: American Catholic History Research Collection

The Archivist Nook at 300 Posts and 11 Years – A Few of Our Favorite Things

As Special Collections at Catholic University celebrates our three hundredth blog post and eleven years with The Archivist’s Nook we reflect upon how we got here and offer a few staff favorites from across the spectrum of our holdings of university records, museum objects, rare books, and American Catholic History manuscript collections. Eleven years ago, Read More

Posted in: News & Events The Archivist's Nook | Tags: , , , , , , | Comment


The Archivist’s Nook: What’s So Special About Special Collections?

Most major institutional libraries have Special Collections, but what exactly are Special Collections and why are they so special? A special collection is a group of items that includes rare books, museum objects, or archival documents. They are irreplaceable or otherwise unique and valuable. Special collections are usually housed separately from the mainstream library collections Read More

Posted in: Digital Scholar Bytes Research & Instruction The Archivist's Nook | Tags: , , , , , , , | Comment