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Digital Collections is getting a new look. Get a sneak peek at the New Digital Collections home page.
Explore 893,818 items digitized from The New York Public Library's collections.
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Plantation Melodies
To Jane Arden (later Gardiner), governess and teacher:
Everyone calls themselves an ally until it is time to do some real ally shit
Tenacious
1985 August
1985 July
1985 June
1985 May
View of researchers using the Schomburg Collection, when it was the 135th Street Branch Library Division of Negro Literature, History and Prints, as it looked in 1938, with Catherine A. Latimer, reference librarian of the collection, in left background.
Reading room of the Schomburg Collection at the 135th Street Branch Library. Lawrence Reddick, curator, seated at right
View of sculptures and prints in reading room at 135th Street Branch Library
Jean Blackwell Hutson, Curator of the Schomburg Collection, and writer Langston Hughes at the Schomburg Collection in Harlem
Exterior view of the 135th Street Branch of the New York Public Library, ca. 1930s. The Nail & Parker Building is on the left
1985 April
1985 March
1985 February
Godfrey Cambridge, Ruby Dee, Ossie Davis, Helen Martin, Alan Alda, and Beah Richards in Purlie Victorious
Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee in Purlie Victorious
1984 December-1985 January
Van Heflin, Gloria Marlowe, and Richard Davalos in the stage production A View from the Bridge
Gloria Marlowe in the stage production A View from the Bridge
Eileen Heckart and Van Heflin in the stage production A View from the Bridge
Gloria Marlowe, Richard Davalos, and Van Heflin in the stage production A View from the Bridge
Gloria Marlowe, Van Heflin, and Eileen Heckart in the stage production A View from the Bridge
Eileen Heckart in the stage production A View from the Bridge
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Fashion Drawings & Sketches in the Collections of FIT and the New York Public Library.
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