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March 20, 2023
Where are the Women? Identifying Resources on Working Women in Hagley's Archive
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I know, I know, that title is a really bad pun. The sheep in question isn’t even a female. But didn't ewe (not sorry) click on this article to see why in the world Hagley is making sheep puns? Mission accomplished. I hope this newsletter article finds you wool…
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Sweet's Catalog Service: Too Much of a Good Thing?
Estimated at 80,000 collection items, Hagley prides itself on a very strong collection of trade catalogs.
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A Fond Farewell to Curator Max Moeller
At the end of next Friday, Hagley Museum and Library will bid adieu to Max Moeller, Curator of Published Collections and Reference Team Leader.
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World War I Worker Housing: DuPont and Aladdin Co. Homes
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