Manuscript Mondays

MM On-Demand: The Role of Manuscripts in Numismatic Literature & Research (9/8/25)

Overview This presentation will provide an overview of the numismatic literature field and highlight significant manuscript items in American collections. We will explore the most significant repositories of numismatic manuscript materials and share first-hand observations of working with related institutions. The talk will cover specific applications of manuscripts within numismatic [...]

2025-09-15T13:18:51-04:00September 2, 2025|MM Archives|

MM On-Demand: First to Answer Lincoln’s Call, Rejected by Yale: Heber S. Thompson and the Power of Manuscripts (08/11/25)

Overview The Ravi D. Goel Collection of Heber S. Thompson highlights the Civil War experiences of the first Yale College student to answer President Lincoln’s call for volunteers after the Battle of Fort Sumter. Heber S. Thompson, a member and author of The First Defenders, enlisted on April 17, 1861. [...]

2025-08-14T15:42:38-04:00August 1, 2025|MM Archives|

MM On-Demand: License to Carry – Hemingway, Salinger, & the Archive of Lillian Ross (5/12/25)

Overview In a recently uncovered letter, Ernest Hemingway suggested to Lillian Ross that she get “a license to carry,” so lethal was her writing. Through an examination of a new trove of letters between them, as well as material from Ross’s archive, independent scholar Sarah Funke Butler will discuss Ross’s relationship [...]

2025-05-29T10:26:13-04:00May 12, 2025|MM Archives|
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