Research & Collections News

Hagley Museum and Library is pleased to announce the launch of a new database of research finding aids — a new way to assist researchers in finding primary source materials.

"Who sees, through a gloom of congested roads and declining production figures, many encouraging possibilities ..." - Joseph Ledwinka, January 1932. In The North American Review, pp. 59-64.

Browsing the Huffington Post one evening earlier this month, I came across the following headline: "Mystery of 1938 ‘Time Traveler’ with Cell Phone Solved?" I couldn’t resist, so I clicked to learn more.

My Yale art history dissertation, “Emily Dickinson’s Window Culture, 1830-1886,” explores how the poet Emily Dickinson drew upon the visual and material qualities of her windows, the views they framed, and the atmospheric effects they produced, to

Hagley Museum and Library recently opened the papers of Lois Herr, a significant and effective leader in the fight for women’s equ

I watch a lot of home shows on television. The ones where they buy homes, remodel homes, decorate homes… I like them all! The one thing that I dislike is when they show an older home, and the people who are thinking of buying it seem to