Exhibitions

Now Showing: Wesleyan Remembers the Civil War

This exhibit examines the impact of the Civil War on the Wesleyan community, from the first news of the attack on Fort Sumter to the campaign for a Memorial Chapel. Using letters and diaries, it also highlights some of the experiences of Wesleyan students and alumni who fought in the conflict.

On view during regular Olin Library hours, March 23, 2009 – mid-September, 2009.

Online Exhibits

President's Row

Cross Street A.M.E. Zion Church: Struggle, Jubilee, Vision

Old Books, New Pedagogy: Special Collections and Archives in the Curriculum

Born in Obscurity, Reared in Strife: A Short History of the Trials, Travels, and Travails of the Douglas Cannon

We are also adding Wesleyan archival documents to The American Context of China's Christian Colleges digital project.

Last updated 08/20/2009