Historic Maps & Cartography
How To Search
When it comes to searching through our various search engnes and databases using a logical sequence of short, precise keywords will help yield the most productive results list possible. These can consist of single words/phrases, or used in conjunction with each other.
Example - "New Jersey" and "History"
Typically, a search session has to be conducted by a specifc paramater (i.e. author, title, keyword, subject, etc.) leading to a more precise list of matches.
Our Collections
The following links will lead you to options for primary source exploration via our own Archives & Special Collections Center information sites. Other examples found throughout the University Libraries site can be found elsewhere within this reference guide.
University Archivist/Special Collections Librarian/Associate Professor
Library Information
The following information will help start you in the right direction to access of various library-related resources.
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Library circulation policyPolicy lets you know how long you can take books out for.
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Library policiesIncludes policies on food and drink, cell phone use, and quiet.
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FAQsFrequently asked questions and ask-a-librarian forms to ask a question not already answered.
