Blog Posts from the Booth Family Center for Special Collections
Women on the Margin in the Maryland Province Archives
A surprising glimpse into the lives of women on the cusp of motherhood and on the margins of society is found in the Maryland Province Archives.
The Home Baseball Game
The Booth Family Center for Special Collections owns a board game called the “Home Baseball Game,” made by McLoughlin Brothers in 1900.
“Strike for better grub”: Poetic Complaints about campus food after the Civil War
A poem written by a student from Louisiana named Warren Chism during the 1867-1868 academic year speaks to the quality of food on campus.
“Transing of Theology”
Librarian, Amy Phillips, describes the library's recent acquisition of materials in the area of theology and trans studies with a grant from the Gladys Brooks Foundation.
Sheltered in Place, Tuscany, 1781
Learn how a Jesuit from 1781 spent his time "sheltering in place."
New Exhibit: Woodstock College Goes to Woodstock Center: Woodstock Library at Lauinger since 1974
In conjunction with the 50th anniversary celebration of the opening of Lauinger Library, and the exhibit, 50 Years of Excellence and Service, Woodstock Theological Library highlights the history of its collections, and the 46th anniversary of its joining Lauinger in 1974, with its own exhibit.
Valiant Women of the Vote
It's time to celebrate Women’s History Month and the centenary of the 19th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, giving women the right to vote.
Swimming in the Potomac
An unassuming photo album hides some remarkable images of Georgetown from the early 1900s.
Brede Place: Photographs of Stephen Crane's Home in England
American writer Stephen Crane (1871-1900) lived from 1899 to 1900 at Brede Place, a manor house built in Sussex, England in the 14th century.
Seasonal Recipes and Remedies
November 1, 2019
“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”-- Hippocrates
The Woodstock World Series
Jesuits in the World Series? That's right, read about how the Jesuits of Woodstock celebrated their own World Series from 1890-1948.
Halloween Manuscripts
October 7, 2019
Here are some spooky manuscripts to get you in the spirit of Halloween this season!
And you thought the Library was boring!
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