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Cadillacs and Conquistadors at the James Ford Bell Library
By Anne Good, Assistant Curator It is fascinating to see the ways that historical interpretation…
Anne GoodJune 24, 2022
Visit the Exhibits at the James Ford Bell Library, Part 2: “Hidden in Plain Sight”
Anne Good, Assistant Curator Two exhibits are currently on display at the James Ford Bell…
Anne GoodDecember 1, 2021
Visit the Exhibits at the James Ford Bell Library, Part 1: “Reimagining the World”
By Anne Good, Assistant Curator Two exhibits are currently on display at the James Ford…
Anne GoodNovember 29, 2021
Specimens of Cloth from Captain Cook’s Voyages and “The Mysterious Mr. Alexander H. Shaw”
Compiled by Anne Good, Assistant Curator at the James Ford Bell Library In May, I…
Anne GoodAugust 30, 2021
Jane Squire and the longitude question
By Anne Good, Assistant Curator Since I'm still new to the collection at the James…
Anne GoodJuly 30, 2021
A Biography of Candida Xu at the James Ford Bell Library
Guest post by Gail King, Retired Asian Studies Librarian, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young…
Anne GoodMay 25, 2021
Connecting Threads at the James Ford Bell Library
By Anne Good, Assistant Curator When James Ford Bell provided the core collection of books…
Anne GoodMay 12, 2021
Sugaring and Spring
Guest post by Dr. Jacob Jurss, University of St. Thomas, Adjunct Department of History In…
Anne GoodMarch 31, 2021
The first European exploration of the Red Sea
Guest post by Roger Lee De Jesus , Researcher at the Center for History of…
Anne GoodMarch 29, 2021
Cayenne: From “Un Lieu de Rencontre” to a French Colony
Guest Blog by Gayle K. Brunelle, Professor Emeritus, California State University, Fullerton The title page…
Anne GoodMarch 9, 2021