Figuratively speaking, the landscape of historical collections is strewn with Rabbit-Holes. Like Alice in Wonderland, if you choose one and …
Welcome to the second installment of my Are We Related series. You can view the first blog about the Herndon …
As a librarian and historian, I explore various aspects of history and have become more and more fascinated by family …
Expanding the narrative of Latino history in the Indiana might be called by some, “filling in the gap,” but really …
CATalyst Council, an organization dedicated to the betterment of the quality of life for cats has declared September as Happy …
The American Library Association defines Reference Librarian as those who “recommend, interpret, evaluate, and/or use information resources to help patrons …
It probably comes as no surprise that the librarian authoring this blog loves libraries. When tasked with designing an exhibit to …
In 2020, with many of us staying home, the Milk-Bone brand decided that August should be National Dog Month. Since …
You’ve hopefully seen part one of this blog series, House Hunting through the Collection. So, without further ado, the house in …
At family gatherings, since I was a child, we’ve always had a variety of food. However, when discussing the food …