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Exhibition Spotlights Baltimore's First Lady of Jazz
Donor support enables “Ethel’s Place” about Ethel Ennis’s life and musical legacy
A Family’s Tie to Sheridan Libraries
Alumnus Michael Siegel’s gift continues conservation fellowship.
A Love Story for the History Books
How one couple’s passion for rare books and devotion to each other inspired a widow’s gifts to Johns Hopkins.
Saving a Film Genre
A new collection from the Academic Film Archive of North America puts Baltimore on the map for film researchers.
“Women of the Book” exhibit reveals the lives of women from 1450-1800
Sheridan Libraries holds largest collection of early modern women materials.
New Exhibition Spans 200 Years of American Sheet Music
Levy Family Curator Explores Sheet Music as Cultural History.
Old Maps Answering New Questions
The newly acquired John and Linda Greene Map Collection expands the boundaries of research for students and faculty.
Reading Between 16th-Century Lines
Archaeology of Reading demonstrates the relevance of technology to the humanities — and vice versa.
Preserving a Passion for Libraries
Couple’s gift will benefit Sheridan Libraries’ future.