A national traveling exhibition to America's libraries, organized by the American Library Association , in cooperation with and based on the Graff and Ayer collections of the Newberry Library, Chicago . The Digital Libraries Team is in the process of enhancing the database structure and searching functionality of the index in collaboration with the editors, Dolores and Giles Hoyt. The bibliography is published to serve as a resource for helping people study German-Americana. This Web site was created to support campus activities in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., and provide a bibliography of related library resources. The Digital Libraries Team is in the process of enhancing the database structure and searching functionality of the index in collaboration with the Special Collections Team.
PSI is published to serve as a resource for helping people study philanthropy.
From the harmonies of the nation's oldest continuously active singing organization, to the presence of gymnasiums in public schools to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument at the heart of the city, people of German descent have been responsible for countless contributions to Indianapolis culture. Using items from the Ruth Lilly Special Collections and Archives, this pilot digital exhibit demonstrates the influence German-Americans have had on music, architecture, and athletics in Indianapolis. It also discusses the cultural conflict faced by German-Americans and what they did to overcome it. Also a part of the Database Project funded by the Library Fund of the Indianapolis Foundation was to create Web resources of interest to the residents of Marion County that were not available from commercial providers. The first priority established by the Project Steering Committee was guides to local natural resources such as birds, wildflowers, and trees.