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Tag: Digital Finding Aids

  • Archival Description Group Wins National Award

    The University Library’s Archival Description Working Group has won another award for its efforts in finding new ways to deliver information about our collections to our users. The Society of American Archivists will present the C.F.W Coker Award to the group in August for findingaids.princeton.edu, the University Library’s interface for descriptions of Princeton archives and…

  • Redesigned Finding Aids Site Now Live

    The Finding Aids site for Princeton University Library’s Department of Rare Books and Special Collections has been completely overhauled and enhanced with many new features to make it easier to search through our holdings. We officially released the site on September 4:  http://findingaids.princeton.edu   (The previous finding aid site will remain available until September 28…