![A dark purple poster featuring the words "Winter Carnival" over a large capital "D," all in white. Over the lettering is a stylized image of a skier. The bottom of the poster reads "A century of Dartmouth posters."](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjDlDiScH7yfUeCyhYcPrAQ02K1AV2cCd0katQf9bSEK92B9acf5T11mWEJNT7xPdPpc1V3E8q85NbS_lSCNF_QcsUaGP0URxLefSswnp5NFhjl3bJXhFlmD_cnmFkOMwDo9tqlBpCuQ/s320/Winter+Carnival.jpg)
An exhibit in Baker-Berry Library accompanies the publication. The text for the exhibit is taken directly from the book and the images are from Rauner Library's vast collection of photographs documenting the history of Dartmouth. The essays are both celebratory and critical of the posters and of the social milieu that created them. We could never hope to capture the full spirit and history of Winter Carnival in a single exhibit, so we have opted to try to illustrate the sentiments expressed in the book. While you are there, don't miss the 40 posters hanging down Berry Main Street by the circulation desk!
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