Washington and Lee University

Washington and Lee University

Exhibits in Leyburn Library

2007-2008

 

Main Floor Lobby Display Cases

September

Jazz People, 1974-2007. Photographs by University Photographer

Patrick Hinely '73.

October

Jazz People, 1974-2007. Photographs by University Photographer

Patrick Hinely '73.

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"Dr.Jenks": Celebrating William A. Jenks '39, Professor of History 1946-1983

 

November

Leyburn Library's Recipes for Success: Community Cookbooks in the Library's Special Collections. (Prepared by acquisitions librarians Laura Turner and Wanda Swartz)

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Study Abroad Photo Exhibit and Contest. (Sponsored by the Office for International Education)

 

December

 

Fellowships and Grants for Students

2008
 

January

 

The Graphic Novel (prepared by Jemma Mayer, Circulation Assistant)

February

Graphic Novel, cont'd

March

Jack Kerouac: 50th Anniversary of his Book On The Road

Study Abroad Photo Exhibit and Contest.

Sponsored by the Office for International Education 


April

What Annie Wore: Fashion at the Turn of the 20th Century (Prepared by Wanda Swartz and Laura Turner). Display inspired by period photographs of librarian Ms. Annie Jo White.

May

What Annie Wore: Fashion at the Turn of the 20th Century (Prepared by Wanda Swartz and Laura Turner). Display inspired by period photographs of librarian Ms. Annie Jo White.

June

no exhibits

July

 

no exhibits

August

 

no exhibits

All exhibits in the Main Lobby are prepared by Humanities Librarian Yolanda Merrill, unless otherwise noted.

 

Long-term exhibits

Reference Room

(Main Floor) 

Works by theWashington and Lee Art Faculty.

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Paintings from the University Collection.

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Washington and Lee's Rhodes Scholars. Photographs of our Rhodes Scholars.

Boatwright Room

(Level 1)

Washington and Lee University Presidents. Photographic display.

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The Roger Mudd Collection of First Editions of Southern Literature. (Featured authors rotate)

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The Library of Liberty Hall.

Books that survived the burning of Liberty Hall, this campus' first academic establishment. Also includes copies of scientific tools used during the time of the Academy.

Lobby Area

(Level 1)

The 1848 Washington Printing Press.

Restored in 2003 by David Clinger '55. For more information, read our online Brochure.

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Rare Books in need of Restoration.

The Friends of the Library raises money to have important rare books restored for the library.

Stack Area

(Level 1)

 

Selected Japanese woodblock prints from the University Art Collection.

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Paintings by Evelyn Dawson Wynn.

 

Stack Area

(Level 3)

 

Come Cheer for Washington and Lee. Selected photographs from the 250th Anniversary book by Mame Warren.


A complete list of art works in Leyburn Library is available at the Circulation Desk. "Washington and Lee Fine Arts Collection" is compiled and updated by the Reeves Center staff. The call number is FOLIO N582.L44 R4.

Please contact Yolanda Merrill if you have trouble locating art works.