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February 4, 2009
The Library of Virginia announced in its latest e-newsletter that they have launched two (2) shiny...More >>
February 3, 2009
Just a quick note regarding the one item that caught my eye in the latest William & Mary...More >>
February 2, 2009
There have been a flood of news stories about the dramatic increases in usage of public libraries...More >>
February 1, 2009
I do apologize for the slight dry spell in Summary View entries - last week seems to have gotten...More >>
January 28, 2009
Intrepid visitors to Monticello's web site may have already caught the announcement, but I wanted...More >>
January 27, 2009
Helen Cripe, who wrote The Book on Jefferson and all things music , has been hanging out with us at...More >>
January 23, 2009
Well, I've missed our President's actual inauguration by several days, but I'd like to belatedly...More >>
January 21, 2009
The arrival of our annual issue of the Magazine of Albemarle County History is always eagerly awaited. This year's issue has some special visual goodies: possibly the first photographs ever taken of Monticello, in Antoinette W. Roades' article, "Photographed by William Roads: A Portrait of the Artist Through the Lens of His Work" (35-66 - images of Monticello on page 61). Along with possibly being the First Photos Ever of Monticello, these could also possibly be the Saddest Photos Ever of Monticello - it's looking pretty decrepit at that point in time (late 1860s).More >>
January 18, 2009
One of the best parts about our jobs as librarians is that we run across some wicked-cool bits of...More >>
January 14, 2009
Hot off the press (almost) from another of our former ICJS fellows, Jeff Matsuura, is Jefferson vs...More >>