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Book cookies! The opening event for our new exhibition “Wise Men Fished Here” in celebration of the

This is the story of Klik and Tram, two streetcars in Saint Petersburg who separate through the day

If you’re feeling roguish on this mischief night we recommend reading and sharing scary stories—unli

A glimpse into our collections on this #shelfiesunday ***#shelfie #specialcollections #librariesofin

Ivory Memorandum Book (Ms. Coll. 1237) [England? between 1750 and 1850] Sarah Guérin, UPenn Dept. of

While being inside with books offers some respite from cold temperatures, it’s easy to be drawn in b

As winter persists outdoors there’s a fantastic wonderland to explore in the warm haven of the libra

This decorated “O” is from a compendium of Aristotle’s Ethics by the hand of Taddeo Alderotti (1223-

It’ll be hard to say goodbye to the current exhibition *Ok, I’ll Do It Myself: Narratives of Intrepi

Jun’ichi Yano 矢野準一 was born in 1911 or 1912 in Kyoto, Japan as the youngest child of the Yano family

An outdoors scene decorates the lining paper of *Elam Storm, The Wolfer” (1895) by Harry Castlemon.

In 1905, a general store in Loch Katrine in Nova Scotia purchased a blank ledger book from A. &

This is one of hundreds of sketches or doodles drawn by Clement Winston (1902-1986), who worked as a

Within the pages of Stanislaus Lynch’s *Echoes of the Hunting Horn*, there is an unexpected divergen

An adorable piece from a card game based on part one of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels. This ga

This row of proud pigeons was found in an edition of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly newspaper ou

This week’s #SpineTingling challenge entry is from the expansive library of Theodore Dreiser. We lov

Hello, world, here’s a song that we’re singin’, C'mon get happy! This #doodletues

This week’s #SpineTingling entry is a book about the war against demons. We pulled out this spine fr

These lecture notes on Aristotle’s works of physical science delve into the quirky in its last pages

This fuzzy friend (or fiend?) may look innocuous at a glance—but this a carpet beetle, which many ho

After you’re done voting check out the latest exhibit in the @penndentalmed library! *Thomas E

Our first entry for @um_spec_coll and @pemlibrary ’s #SpineTingling challenge comes from the Carolin

Spread of a manuscript on the languages of Chiriuqi and Darien from the Berendt-Brinton Linguistic C

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