Treasure
A Harvard Art Museums Painting Gets a Bath
Water and sunlight help restore a modern American classic.
Museum specimens yield new secrets to non-invasive imaging technology
New technology lets researchers see differences inside museum specimens
Daguerreotypes and Harvard class albums on display at Pusey Library
Harvard class albums from the early days of photography, on exhibit at Pusey Library
Harvard’s collection of early American paintings
Harvard’s collection of early American paintings are mostly portraits, all men.
“Birds of the World” at Harvard’s Museum of Natural History
A new exhibition of birds of the world
Silhouettes from Harvard’s Houghton Library displayed
All that’s needed are scissors and a steady hand.
Harvard Map Collection exhibits maps of the trenches in World War I
A new way to see World War I
Two classic harpsichords that Harvard owns
Two keyboards, each with a story to tell
Harvard’s Houghton Library celebrates William Makepeace Thackeray
Houghton Library celebrates William Makepeace Thackeray.
Harvard maps settle U.S.-Canada border
A library loan—with latitude
Railroads’ impact in the U.S.A.: an online, HBS Baker Library exhibition
What more than 240,000 miles of railroad track can do