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The links below will take you to the online finding aids for physical collections containing brochures, posters, illustrations, flyers, postcards, and ephemera related to Duke University student organizations, administrative functions and events, and campus life in general.
Scrapbooks within Collections: Scrapbooks contain clippings, photographs, illustrations, and ephemera pertaining to Duke University student life, athletic events, campus buildings, student organizations, and various social gatherings.
Collections related to the Duke University Museum and Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University: These collections contains brochures, flyers, exhibition programs, and other printed materials related to exhibitions, events, and development of the Duke University Museum and Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University.
The links below will take you to online finding aids and websites for digital collections, exhibitions, and resources containing brochures, posters, illustrations, flyers, postcards, and ephemera related to Duke University student organizations, administrative functions and events, and campus life in general.
Duke Football Programs: This Duke Digital collection of over five hundred full-color football program covers is browseable by title, year, and opponent.
Duke Yearlook on Flickr: Duke Yearlook is produced by the Duke University Archives to provide alumni and friends of Duke with a virtual yearbook of campus scenes from different campus eras. Photographs can be browsed generally or via topical groups. New images are being added on a regular basis. Here are links to specific collections on the Flickr site that contain designed materials:
Digital Durham: This online collection contains a selection of digitzed primary sources that help illuminate the economic, social, cultural, and political history of a post-bellum southern community. Contains photographs, maps, correspondence, personal papers, and audio files.