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Please note: To support the community efforts to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Fisher Library will be closed for an indefinite period of time. Please watch our web site for information on when we will re-open. Thank you for your understanding.
Between the Pillars Video Streams
April 9 - Andrew Stewart - Backlog Adventures!
The Fisher has launched a brand-new video podcast series titled Between the Pillars. Every second Friday, at 12:30 pm, we’ll be livestreaming via the Fisher’s YouTube Channel.
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Fisher Digital Resources
Through the Revolving Door: Fisher Blog
How do you read a book that has no words? In 1919, Frans Masereel (1889-1972) invented a new type of book: romans in beeiden, or novels in pictures. His first novel, Mon Livre d’Heures or Mein… Read the full post
Each week the Fisher Library highlights an item from one of its many collections available on the Internet Archive. This week, Rachael takes a look at a book from our Biodiversity Collection. April… Read the full post
At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the Gothic revival created popular interest in medieval manuscripts, but few ordinary British citizens had the opportunity to see what they looked like… Read the full post
At the end of this week, April 23, we celebrate World Book and Copyright Day, an annual event organized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to promote reading,… Read the full post
Fisher Audio Lectures
New at Fisher
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To commemorate Remembrance Day, the Fisher Rare Book Library has digitized and presented select items from our collections, which focus on the diverse experiences of the Great War.
This exhibition, Struggle and Story: Canada in Print, explores the history of Canada through works in print. This exhibition draws from the holdings of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library as well as… More about this exhibit
An online exhibition of highlights from the Fisher Library's history of science collections, mounted digitally for Science Literacy Week 2020.