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Materials deal with all aspects of African experience and culture in African nations south of the Sahara.

Worldwide in scope, the Harvard University Herbaria house five comprehensive, non-circulating repositories of rare books, manuscripts, field notes, and historical correspondence that include rare copies and archives documenting specimen collections.

One of the largest and most significant university-based motion picture collections in the U.S., the Harvard Film Archive supports the research and study of cinema at Harvard and beyond by both preserving and making films from its collection available for individual study and public screenings.

A warm, welcoming reading room and celebrated architectural landmark that houses one of the largest collections of literary recordings in the U.S.

New maps, old maps, and spatial data with expert librarians to help you bring them to life in research and teaching.

Archivists at Harvard Law School faced a dilemma: how could they connect with student leaders to preserve their records for the future?

More than 400 annotated scripts reflect the many ways performers have made Shakespeare’s plays their own.

Angus McBean's iconic portraits of actors and entertainers are among the most complete visual records of the British stage from the 1930s through the 1960s.

Stunning set and costume designs from the 20th century's most influential ballet company, the Ballets Russes

Houghton Library’s extensive holdings in the early history of science represent over 2,000 years of scientific thought.