The Iida Women's Junior College Repository is the institutional repository of Iida Women's Junior College, powered by the WEKO3 platform. It provides keyword, full-text, date range and advanced search functionality, supports item export and print functions, and allows users to sort search results by criteria including title, registrant, item type and publication year.
The Vault at Pfaff's is a digital project about the antebellum artists and writers known as the United States' first self-described bohemians. It brings together their art and literature, including digital editions of The New York Saturday Press, Vanity Fair, and The New York Leader. The site is undergoing a migration to Drupal 9 and Islandora, and some primary source documents may be temporarily unavailable.
The LSE Digital Library provides access to born-digital and digitised collections held by the London School of Economics. The site offers search and browsing of collections, including the Women's Library Journals, the Fabian Society Archive, Street Life in London, The Beaver and LSE Publications. It also notes that visitors may encounter harmful content on the site.
Hmong Studies Citations is a web index of documents and information about Hmong people published from 1975 to 2018. It records titles, authors and publication years, drawing on sources including the Hmong Studies Journal, Web of Science, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, other Hmong collections and Mark Pfeifer's materials.
Browse digitized texts, images, archives and cataloged cultural materials.
The Nova Scotia Archives acquires, preserves and makes available documentary heritage of the Province of Nova Scotia. It offers online digital collections, a library catalogue, newspapers and virtual exhibits, and its holdings include records relating to Mi'kmaq, Acadian, African Nova Scotian and Gaelic communities.
GeoGREIF is a digital collection of maps and map works held in original form at the Institute for Geography and Geology of the University of Greifswald and the Greifswald State Archive. Each recorded map carries Dublin Core metadata to aid discovery, and maps are arranged thematically in collections that institute staff continue to expand.
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The Vault at Pfaff's is a digital project about the antebellum artists and writers known as the United States' first self-described bohemians. It brings together their art and literature, including digital editions of The New York Saturday Press, Vanity Fair, and The New York Leader. The site is undergoing a migration to Drupal 9 and Islandora, and some primary source documents may be temporarily unavailable.
The LSE Digital Library provides access to born-digital and digitised collections held by the London School of Economics. The site offers search and browsing of collections, including the Women's Library Journals, the Fabian Society Archive, Street Life in London, The Beaver and LSE Publications. It also notes that visitors may encounter harmful content on the site.
Hmong Studies Citations is a web index of documents and information about Hmong people published from 1975 to 2018. It records titles, authors and publication years, drawing on sources including the Hmong Studies Journal, Web of Science, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, other Hmong collections and Mark Pfeifer's materials.
Browse digitized texts, images, archives and cataloged cultural materials.
The Nova Scotia Archives acquires, preserves and makes available documentary heritage of the Province of Nova Scotia. It offers online digital collections, a library catalogue, newspapers and virtual exhibits, and its holdings include records relating to Mi'kmaq, Acadian, African Nova Scotian and Gaelic communities.
GeoGREIF is a digital collection of maps and map works held in original form at the Institute for Geography and Geology of the University of Greifswald and the Greifswald State Archive. Each recorded map carries Dublin Core metadata to aid discovery, and maps are arranged thematically in collections that institute staff continue to expand.
