Rauner Special Collections Library

The Wife of Bath is arguably the most enduringly provocative character created by Chaucer.  A serial monogamist who has outlived four of her...

So what exactly is a Gabberjabb? When you flip through Walter Hamady’s Gabberjabb No. 6 , you encounter a multi-layered, surrealist autobiog...

We recently acquired a small collection of letters addressed to Edmund B. Dearborn. Dearborn was a New England schoolteacher, who, although...

Last fall, a new high-definition video scoreboard was erected on Memorial Field. Unbeknownst to most Big Green fans today, this marked the 9...

We just acquired a truly amazing manuscript that has us all a twitter (though we don't Tweet, just blog!). The manuscript is a copy of t...

In 1804 John Wheelock, the son of the founder of Dartmouth College, Eleazar Wheelock, and the second President of the College, got into a sn...

Oh, what a cool little find. While looking for a good map of the White Mountains for our current exhibit, "Corresponding Friendships:...