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Description: This updated web exhibit provides a detailed page-by-page, item-by-item view of the Hale scrapbook, which was acquired by the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum from editorial cartoonist and historian Draper Hill in 2001. Materials within the scrapbook include engravings, letters, clippings, woodcuts, broadsides, sketches, paintings and other miscellaneous items. Materials date from approximately 1746 to 1830. NOTE: There are a handful of inaccurate links that were in the pre-Archive-It crawled site, as well as external links beyond the scope of this crawl.
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Subject: Scapbooks, Cartoons, Newspaper Clippings
Group: Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
Creator: The Ohio State University Libraries, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
Date: 2012
Description: This digital exhibit examines the formation of the The Ohio State University, and its enduring legacy. It discusses its origins, early history, and first faculty, as well as provides glimpse of early student life and the campus buildings and environs.
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Subject: Higher Education, Institutional History
Group: University Archives
Creator: The Ohio State University Libraries, University Archives
Date: 2012
Description: This website contains the exhibit Frederick A. Cook: A Digital Exhibition, which highlighted the rich documentation, contained within the Frederick A. Cook Society Collection. A prolific photographer and writer, featured materials include images from Dr. Cook’s many polar expeditions, his extensive travels during the period of 1915-1916, as well as his writings. Also included are newspaper clippings and other documentation of his life. Dr. Cook’s unpublished autobiographical manuscript1 provides much of the context for this exhibition. Rather than a straight chronology of Cook’s life, the autobiography is interwoven with Cook’s philosophical thoughts on many subjects, including the workings of the human mind, what motivates people, spirituality, and other deeply complex ideas. NOTE: This archived site contains external links beyond the scope of this crawl. In addition, when you click on the “Documents” navigation tab and arrive at the “Documents” page, the rest of the navigational links do not work; you must use your brower’s “back-button” to get back to a webpage with active navigation.
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Subject: Polar Exploration, Documents, Photographs
Description: On February 20, 1962, John Glenn became the first American astronaut to orbit Earth. During a mission lasting just under five hours, his Friendship 7 spacecraft orbited three times and splashed down without incident near the Bahama Islands. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of John Glenn's achievement the Ohio State University Libraries hosted an exhibit about the historic spaceflight using manuscripts, photographs and artifacts from the John Glenn Archives. Displayed in the Thompson Library, the exhibit ran from February 1 to April 30, 2012. This online exhibit uses the same materials from the John Glenn Archives to replicate as closely as possible the original cases in the physical exhibit. This exhibit was migrated to a new platform in 2017.
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Subject: Space Exploration
Group: Ohio Public Policy Archives
Creator: The Ohio State University Libraries, Ohio Congressional Archives
Date: 2012
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