Upcoming gallery exhibit:
Alice 150 Years and Counting…
Beginning this October, we join museums and libraries worldwide in celebrating the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s famous tale, Alice’s Adventures in Wonder
land.
A result of over thirty-five years of collecting, the work of August and Clare Imholtz not only preserves early treasures of Carrollian fiction, but celebrates the far-reaching influence of Carroll’s legacy by enabling a cross-cultural look at international illustration and Alice ephemera.
We hope you will join us as we explore the brilliant and complex life of Carroll the writer, teacher, photographer, mathematician, inventor, and friend.
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Fall 2016/Spring 2017 Exhibit:
Frederick Douglass
Look for the Frederick Douglass exhibit, Joint Heritage at Wye House, coming to campus fall 2016.
As a child, Frederick Douglass lived as a slave at Wye House Plantation on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Join us during the 2016/17 academic year, as we feature an exhibition of the objects related to the slaves and their owners, allowing us to explore the diverse experiences of those living at Wye House.
Special Collections & University Archives 