Join us for a pop-up display of Beinecke Library's collection highlights. Materials on view will include a selection of books, manuscripts, archives, photographs, and realia reflective of the library’s collection strengths. 

While this display is on view for one afternoon only, the materials featured are available for students to they are regularly available for research in the reading room.

Registration: Not required; registering for this event will send a calendar invite and a reminder email.

See all upcoming Reading Week events from Yale Library: guides.library.yale.edu/RECHARGE. 

About the Beinecke Library:

The Beinecke Library is Yale University’s principal repository of literary archives, early manuscripts, and rare books with collections ranging from ancient papyrus fragments to the papers of contemporary authors and public figures. If you are interested in doing research in Beinecke and other Yale Library special collections, library staff are available to guide you through the process.

* Mobile phones and hand held cameras are permitted in the library, including the reading room, and non-flash photography is welcome.
* Food and beverage are not permitted in the library.
* Per regular practice, all who go to the reading room will need to check any and all bags, coats, and other personal belongings in secure lockers on the library’s ground floor before going to the reading room. Please see our Classroom Use Guidelines for more information.
* Pens may not be used in the reading room, pencils are available for your use.