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Discover Collections | Unbound

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Skip to main content. Advanced Search ». A collection of published works by Williams faculty members. Research about and related to the Hopkins Memorial Forest. Maya Motul de San Jose. Artifacts and publications about the Maya Motul de San Jose archaeological dig. Ronadh Cox Sedimentology Images. Images used in teaching about sedimentology. Publicly available material from Special Collections. Collection of student theses from 1938 to the present. Unbound: Williams Digital Collections.

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Skip to main content. Advanced Search ». Thank you for your interest in Unbound. Please tell us a little about yourself and your project. That link brings you to a form where you can give us information about your project). This is the first step in adding materials to Unbound. Your library and Itech liaisons will then contact you to discuss your project in more detail. Unbound: Williams Digital Collections. Office for Information Technology.

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Davis Center Posters | Special Collections

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Skip to main content. Advanced Search ». A Celebration of Women of Color. Are You ' A Queer'? Asian American Awareness Month 2001. Asian Awareness Month 2001. Black History Month 2003. UNBOUND: Williams Digital Collections. Office for Information Technology.

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Faculty Publications

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Skip to main content. Williams faculty are leaders in their fields recognized nationally, and often internationally, for the high quality and significance of their publications and creative work. The current contents of the faculty publication collection come from open-access journals. Advanced Search ». Manuel Morales, Biology. Christian Thorne, English. Luana Maroja, Biology. David Backus and Markes Johnson, Geosciences. Morgan McGuire, Computer Science. Jason Ananda Josephson, Religion. To find out how.

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College Archives and Chapin Library | Sawyer Library

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Center for Educational Technology. Customize your Quick Links. Add this page to your Quick Links. College Archives and Chapin Library. College Archives and Chapin Library. On permanent display. The College Archives. Provide hands-on experience with primary source materials. Aug 6, 2008. New address for Archives and Chapin. Archives and Chapin have relocated to Apartment 3 of the Southworth Schoolhouse, 96 School Street. Services will resume early September. Jul 31, 2008. Jul 28, 2008. Mar 15, 2008. It&#8...

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Giving to the Chapin Library at Williams College

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Giving to the Chapin Library. Gifts of Art and Artifacts. Cash Gifts and Endowments. Tax Deductions and Appraisals. Will gladly inspect individual volumes, collections, or lists of potential gifts, and advise on how best to proceed. Gifts of Art and Artifacts. Cash Gifts and Endowments. The Library welcomes cash gifts, whether one-time donations or endowed funds in support of purchases, operations, and special initiatives. While unrestricted gifts meet the widest variety of needs, the Chapin Librarian.

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Chapin Library Site Map

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Alfred Clark Chapin (1848–1936). Chapin Library Deed of Gift. Letters to and by Alfred C. Chapin. Alphabetical Finding Guide to the Chesterwood Archival Photographs. Finding Guide to the Chesterwood Archives. Index of Archival Blueprints, Drawings, and Awards. Winston Churchill Collection PDF. Cookbooks and Culinary Studies. Cookbooks in the Chapin Library. David Dudley Field and His Family. The Heavens Revealed (Jay M. Pasachoff Collection). Collecting Rare Astronomy Books. The Academic as Collector.

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Chapin Library Exhibitions

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Ldquo;While Thy Booke Doth Live: Shakespeare and His World. The Chapin Library marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare with an exhibition featuring his works in original editions, including all four Folios (and an important variant of the Third), books he used as source material for his plays, writings by contemporaries such as Ben Jonson and Christopher Marlowe, and works which put Shakespeare in the context of his time and place. For the academic year 2016–2017, exhibition...