Research & Collections News

You Bet Your Life (1939) was Cinecraft founders Betty and Ray Culley's first film from start to finish under the Cinecraft name.

One of the most exciting parts of the Catalyst, Inc. collection held by the Hagley Library is the body of material related to the organization’s annual Catalyst Awards.

One of the craziest things about working in a museum is that you never quite know what you will be doing from one day to another.

July is a traditional time for Americans to celebrate our country with displays of fireworks. Hagley has offered a 

Back in February, we wrote about how FOX 8 News in Cleveland

Before the fictional likes of Peggy Olson and Joan Harris in Mad Men, there was Jean Wade Rindlaub. She worked for BBDO for thirty-three years, rising to become the only woman member of the Board of Directors and vice president.

As a recent hire, I am still becoming familiar with Hagley and its collections.  Sure, I spend most of my time laser-focused on patent models, but the models are only a part of the museum collection.  And I have not had the opportunity t

Conventional wisdom holds that one can’t judge a book simply by its cover, it is the content that counts.  The next best place to gauge my interest in an illustrated book is an appraisal of its endpapers.  Pastedowns and flyleaves are th