The papers that Dale E. Wolf and his wife, Clarice Wolf, donated to the University of Delaware Library document Dale’s service during World War II, his agricultural research and long career at the DuPont Company, his public service, his involvement… Continue Reading
Between 1918 and 1922, Agnes P. Medill kept a scrapbook chronicling her work to organize Boys’ and Girls’ Liberty Clubs on behalf of the Delaware College Extension Service. The volume was donated to the University of Delaware Library by her… Continue Reading
In the early 19th century when paper was made by hand, a watermark was produced when thin wire was shaped into a design or letters, and then sewn into the mold used to make the paper. When a sheet of… Continue Reading
A behind-the-scenes glimpse at the final processing of the Littleton and Jane Mitchell papers. As you can see, our moveable tables proved to be very useful in processing such a large collection. Be sure to join the University of Delaware… Continue Reading