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Two special events will be held at the University Libraries in honor of Nevada Archives Month in October.
A booksigning and talk by Michael Vernetti, author of Senator Howard Cannon of Nevada, will take place on October 2 at 5:30pm in Lied Library's Extended Study Room. Vernetti did extensive research for his book in the Cannon papers which are housed in UNLV Special Collections.
The Special Collections houses one of the largest menu collections in the United States. The menus date as far back as the 19th century and come from some of the finest restaurants in Europe. The Menu Collections virtual exhibit contains over 60 scanned menus for your enjoyment. This exhibit includes menus from various Las Vegas restaurants, as well.
The Preservation/Conservation Laboratory is having an open house, for all library staff.
Date: Friday, September 12th, 2008.
Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Place: Special Collections at the Lied Library, on the 3rd floor.
Refreshments will be served.
And, we'll be conducting tours of THE LAB throughout the afternoon.
If you have never seen THE LAB, this is your chance.
If you haven't been up in a while, let us reintroduce you to preservation and conservation.
Web pages for the University Archives within UNLV Special Collections have been completely revamped and updated just in time for UNLV's 50th Anniversary. The site now includes descriptions of the various record series that make up the University Archives including a complete list of publications. Other new parts of the site include FAQs about the university, a university history timeline, a buildings timeline, a president's timeline, and a bibliography of published works on UNLV.
Guides to over 30 individual manuscript and archival collections held in Special Collections are now available online in EAD (Encoded Archival Description) the emerging professional standard for archival finding aids. Like the Library MARC record, EAD enables the standardization in controlled fields of collection information allowing searching within and across repositories.
Click on a link below to take you to an online guide:
Submitted by Claytee White, Director of the Oral History Research Center
