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10/22/2020
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Check out this available at the “Devil’s Advocate Halloween “ explores the 1970s horror movies, especially the classic or learn more about the of Halloween or get and make some
04/14/2020
Good afternoon fellow Did you know that the has digitized photos, reports, and publications for viewing in the page? Here is a photo of and of course the
04/09/2020
Here at jay library We have both a physical and digital archival collection of of from 1920-1941. The documents include and and Lawes was a world famous and exemplar of
04/08/2020
Did you know that the is a contributor to the of the ? Here are 3 covers from A monthly magazine of by for Check out the other contributions from the page on the library website.
04/03/2020
has an pamphlets on A few have been digitized for your viewing and the rest are housed in the collection. Here is a sample from , trial in #1679, and own
04/02/2020
Did you know that has a collection of images from 1940-1945 of & ? Check out the was & Chief of the for the Majority of the papers focus on key members of in also known as
04/01/2020
Curious about in during the early 20th century? Check out Eugene Canevari was an & his papers 1927-1952 show some of his investigative work with the and
04/01/2020
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Students can get lots of questions answered from the John Jay FAQ page!
03/31/2020
Here is a 1949 course book belonging to Pfc. Alfred Jorgensen. Shown is a Also included are notes, drawings, and commentary on the topics of , It is housed in a card stock portfolio with approximately 80 loose pages and 1 course book. It will be available for viewing once the library reopens.
03/30/2020
Celebrate by checking out the ‘s of the The IAWP’s mission is to strengthen, unite and raise the capacity of women in policing internationally. The IAWP was established in 1915.
03/27/2020
While many of you may be playing at home while Here is a board game from the early 1800s, created by George Fox. It has 66 spaces of which players land on as the try win by being the first one to arrive at the mansion of happiness, or This moral based board game also folded into the shape of a book for easy traveling. You can check it out at the in the room once we reopen.
03/27/2020
Good morning Just a gentle reminder that the and the jay librarians ARE HERE FOR YOU! While the library is closed please reach out via email or chat!