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Interested in learning more about Stonewall? Our NY Public Library colleague Jason Baumann wrote a great blog post, "Stonewall in Pictures" nypl.org/blog/2016/07/1…

Check out this latest blog post by our colleague Timothy Gress, which provides an illuminating 😉 side-by-side comparison of two copies of Blake's Songs of Innocence, held by NY Public Library's Pforzheimer and Berg Collections: nypl.org/blog/2023/07/0…

Diary game on point. Nail game not on point. (So excited for researchers to use this new acquisition.)

Happy #NationalHotDogDay! 🌭Seen here are members of the Exalted Order of Hot Dog Fanciers during the 1939-1940 New York World's Fair.

Manuscripts curator Julie Golia recently used the Brown Brothers & Company ledgers to discuss how 19th century banking firms financed southern slavery and fueled the growing global textile economy. The collection of Brown Brothers ledgers is available on Digital Collections.

We had so much fun hosting show-and-tells last week for our colleagues in the NY Public Library communications dept. & the incoming class of The Cullman Center. Sharing some of the meaningful stories behind our collections is one of the best parts of the job!

New collection alert: the Migs Woodside papers are now open to researchers! Read a new blog post from Julie Golia re: Woodside's substance abuse advocacy work as the founder and President of the Children of Alcoholics Foundation. nypl.org/blog/2023/09/2…

Super excited about the research and scholarship that will come from this collection!

Looking forward to chatting about history, storytelling, and the podcast medium Center for Jewish History on October 26. Thanks to Leo Baeck Institute – New York | Berlin and The Podcast Academy for bringing together a great lineup of colleagues! eventbrite.com/e/archives-to-…

New NYPL Archives collection available to researchers!

Come to our NYPL Archives educator's open house on 12/4! Visit the coolest library on the planet, see cool collections, talk pedagogy with our team of cool curators, librarians, and archivists. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/educator-ope…

Having the best time in the New Yorker archives in a folder titled "distasteful ads, 1949-1965"

Do you have experience working in museums and/or research libraries? Do you love manuscripts, archives, and rare books? Come work with us! We're currently seeking an Assistant Curator of Manuscripts - learn more and apply here: nypl.pinpointhq.com/en/postings/02…

Love archives, research, and supporting and creating scholarship? We're hiring an Assistant Curator of Manuscripts in NYPL Archives! nypl.pinpointhq.com/en/postings/02…

Lovely piece by Jennifer Schuessler about NY Public Library's acquisition of Oliver Sacks's personal archive. Excited to work somewhere that treats collections like this with such thoughtfulness and respect. Shout-out to Julie Golia for her wise words! nytimes.com/2024/10/04/art…

Couldn't be more proud of this acquisition.

Now on view at NYPL, "A Century of The New Yorker" draws on the Library's collections, which include The The New Yorker's archives and the papers of many writers & artists who contributed to it, to survey a hundred years of life at the magazine. on.nypl.org/3EKIM73