Digital Projects & Collections

Highlighting the diverse materials found through Special Collections. To find out more about digital projects and online exhibits, please contact us.

	Architectonic Fixations: Photographs from the Collection of Russell Sturgis
	Art to Enchant: Illustrators and Shakespeare
	A Celebration of Women at Washington University
	Connecting Contexts: The Modern Literature Collection and The Letters of Samuel Beckett
	Curtain Time: Student Performing Arts at Washington University
	Depicting Devotion: Illuminated Books of Hours from the Middle Ages
	Documenting Ferguson
	Frontispiece from a first edition of Galileo’s Dialogues
	Grotesques, Glass, & Graham: A Marriage of Masonry
	“Hotch at 100” Video Series
	In Character: The Life and Legacy of Mary Wickes
	The Influence of Medieval Design on the Arts and Crafts Movement
	James E. and Joan Singer Schiele Print Collection
	The James Merrill Digital Archive: Materials for the Book of Ephraim
	James Merrill: Life and Archive
	James Merrill Other Writings
	Meet Me In St. Louis: Class, Race, and Sheet Music at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
	Michelangelo Document
	Modern Literature Collection: The First 50 Years
	The Monster’s Library: An Exhibition Curated by Students Enrolled in Frankenstein, Origins & Afterlives
	More Than One Thing
	Music in Wartime: Popular Politics in U.S. Sheet Music from World War I
	19th Century Architectural Photography Collection of Russell Sturgis
	Papyri Collection
	The Philip Mills Arnold Semeiology Collection
	The Printing House of the Family Blaeu: 17th Century Cartographic Printing from the Netherlands
	The Rare Books of the Shimeon Brisman Collection in Jewish Studies
	Remembering Mississippi Freedom Summer
	River Styx: Liberating the Spoken Word
	Ribbon Map of the Mississippi River from 1866
	Spanish coat of arms from a history of Peru written in the 16th century
	The State of the Union: Reconstructing a Thomas Jefferson Family Library
	Terra Incognita
	Thrill Seekers: The Rise of Men’s Magazines
	Urban Books
	The Wayman Crow Professorship of Physics at Washington University
	William H. Gass: The Soul Inside the Sentence
	You Can Judge A Book By Its Cover