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Edith Elizabeth Kirby Collection

October 25, 2022 by libraries

Did you know that the Timbers Lumber Jack has been a figure in our community for many years? In August of 1965, the Kirby-Wood Lumber Company unveiled their icon image, a hand-painted steel, plastic, and fiberglass Paul Bunyan statue. When the company closed, the statue stayed on the property until 1993 when it was sold […]

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University Libraries Offers Digital Research Publishing Tools, Services to Campus Scholars

May 12, 2022 by libraries

Today’s scholars are increasingly finding value in ensuring that the research, community projects, and creative endeavors they produce are published freely and openly online. Furthermore, the development and widespread use of immerging technology tools has allowed researchers to produce work across a remarkable variety of digital formats, including digital exhibits, digital maps, data visualizations, interactive […]

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