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Georgia Tech SAGE Website
This web site was created by the Georgia Institute of Technology Library and Information Center to provide access to selected materials from the Witness to the Holocaust Project. Users can view 9 transcripts, 121 photographs, and 6 video clips from the collection. It includes a brief history of the Holocaust and descriptions of four camps.
http://gtel.gatech.edu/projects/holocaust
Special Collections, Woodruff Library
The Special Collections Department houses rare books, manuscripts, university archives, and other special materials. The site includes subject guides to manuscript collections.
http://info.library.emory.edu/Special
Archives & Manuscripts Department, Pitts Theology Library
The Archives and Manuscripts Department of the Pitts Theology Library houses unique archives and manuscript collections relating to Methodism in the South, the history of Christianity in South Africa, British religious history, and hymnody. This site includes subject guides and finding aids to processed collections.
http://www.pitts.emory.edu/archives.html
The Lewis H. Beck Center for Electronic Collections & Services
The Beck Center promotes and supports the use of scholarly electronic collections by Emory University faculty, students and staff. The Center acquires and makes available for research and instructional purposes full-text databases, electronic journals, numerical datafiles, and multimedia titles.
http://chaucer.library.emory.edu
GAMMA Project
The Georgia Archives and Manuscripts autoMated Access (GAMMA) Project, a two-year project project of the Special Collections Committee of the Library Council of the University Center in Georgia, entered 3,000 descriptions from 32 participating institutions into the two major national bibliographic databases (the Research Libraries Information Network (RLIN) and OCLC's WorldCat); encoded approximately 35 finding aids from 17 different repositories using the Encoded Archival Description Document Type Definition (EAD DTD); made these finding aids available for viewing and searching on the World Wide Web; and linked the finding aids to the bibliographic descriptions of the collections in the RLIN national database. The project was coordinated by Emory University and the Georgia Department of Archives and History. This site describes the project and provides access to the records it created.
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Emory General Libraries Home Page
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