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Whether analyzing the types of fonts used in fifteenth century literature, saving patents of mechanical engineering inventions from 1990 to a disk, or printing an image of a bicycle manufacturer advertisement from the 1920’s, the digital microform scanner is a valuable tool for researchers of all levels.
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A National Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement among the 4 major university library consortia in Canada comes into effect on May 1, 2002. This agreement allows students, faculty and staff from any participating library to travel to any other participating library in Canada and borrow library materials.
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The UNB Archives would like to draw your attention to two web-based projects which we have recently completed with funding from the Canadian Council of Archives. The Indian Affairs Collection of 90 documents, 1761-1864, reflects numerous aspects of native history in New Brunswick, including treaties, petitions and appointments.