Harper's Weekly, 1867, Santa Claus. An Early Christmas Call It's Christmas Eve!—Elizabeth Periale
Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Unbound
Garrison-Wagner Company, Christmas Displays, 1955 The most famous version of the seasonal classic, White Christmas, is by of course, Bing Crosby. The Libraries has a few books on Der Bingle more »
Garrison-Wagner Company, Christmas Displays, 1955, Christmas cut-outs The Libraries has holiday decoration trade literature in its collection at the National Museum of American History Library that celebrates many ways to more »
Today is the first day of winter. Some Ella Jenkins music might get you in the right, chilly mood.—Elizabeth Periale Image from: Jules Verne, From the Earth to the Moon more »
Sears Christmas Book, Sears, Roebuck & Company, Chicago: 1956, Cover From the Libraries exhibtion, Picturing Words: The Power of Book Illustration, which is currently on view in the National Museum more »
Regina Green, Library Technician since 1983, will retire in early 2010. At a recent reception in her honor, Sheila Riley, Catalog Management, said a few words which are excerpted here: more »
The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum Library recently acquired another issue of the The Master Silk Printer, trade magazine of the Oriental Silk Printing Company published from 1922 -1927. It was more »