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The Documentation Center of the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at the Fine Arts Library supports teaching and research on the history of art and architecture in Islamic societies.

The Woodberry Poetry Room's special collection of monographs, chapbooks, serials, typescripts, broadsides, photographs, and related correspondence.

Black Americans today suffer from high rates of cancer mortality and cardiovascular disease, and lower overall life expectancy, compared to other races in the United States. These poor health outcomes are the results of structural anti-Black racism across our society, including housing discrimination, limited opportunities to acquire wealth, and biases in medicine.

Documenting Georgian aristocracy, from the Russian Empire to exile in the West

Transcripts and notes from 705 interviews with Soviet refugees in the early Cold War era.

Documents the life and culture of the Jewish people, with particular comprehensive coverage of life and culture in the State of Israel.

Houghton is home to rare books and manuscripts, literary and performing arts archives, and more. Here's how to access these primary source materials.

The Fine Arts Library holds the noted curator’s research slides, documenting four decades of unparalleled access to public and private art collections from around the world.

Just like how Google offers Google Scholar and Google Images, the library offers different search tools for different types of research.