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...select websites using the [[Archive-It]] subscription service since 2011. The Folger Shakespeare Library web collections can be accessed [https://archive == Web Archiving: The Basics ==

[[Exhibitions at the Folger]] [[Talks and Screenings at the Folger]]

...catalogs | green accession slips]] for the Wing period were not in Hamnet. The project encompasses initial identification and import of preliminary record ...iminary records were imported in the online catalog for 3,551 records from the Wing chronological card file, 1641-1700, inlcuding all undated.

For more past programming from the [[Folger Institute]], please see the article [[Folger Institute scholarly programs archive]]. ...ns will introduce specific tools, methods, and datasets; discuss issues in using transcribed texts and statistical methods; provide example case studies; an

==Purpose of ''The Collation''== ...ertise of our staff) and the types of research that are being conducted at the Folger (whether by Researchers, Fellows, or Staff).

...on of the entire recipe book collection at the Folger. We also acknowledge the work of our Photography and Digital Imaging team, past and present, includi ...every digitized recipe book; these volunteers are credited individually on the [[Transcribers]] page.

...al Eye: Discoveries from the Folger Vault'']], one of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]]. ...the boards and covers of books. Many of these recycled texts lie hidden in the insides of bindings and only come to light during conservation treatment.

...zing and indexing an estimated 3,300 illustrations contained in the Folger collection of British imprints, 1641 – 1700. ...cts, themes, and motifs in Western art. Since 2006, it has been managed by the Netherlands Institute for Art History.

...ther Wolfe finished the in-person version and tested it with colleagues at the Folger Shakespeare Library, American Philosophical Society, Yale University ...As of September 2023 approximately 750 people have played this version of The Ghost of Blithfield Hall.

...nts transcribe and encode manuscripts, individually or in small groups, in the same room or across many rooms simultaneously. ...e manuscript content and the difficulty of the handwriting to the needs of the host institution, and offer a short tutorial in deciphering secretary hand

...io (Half) Hour!'', is a bi-monthly, short-form virtual program that allows the Researcher Services team to share information about resources and new proje ...rviews and conversations, short stories, and news. Episodes revolve around the Folger’s strengths and researcher needs—format-based research themes li

...r can be found in letters held by the British Library and almanacs held by the Huntington Library. ...te symbol for ''th'' reflects the legacy of the thorn in older versions of the English alphabet.

...s now at the Folger. Helpful hint for spelling his surname: it's as big a "collection" of letters as possible, so double anything that could reasonably be double ...strably untrue,” the Freemans suggest that some other accusations, such as the 1845 accusations that Halliwell had “abstracted” scientific manuscripts

...ticking with that for official use and preferring it over the AAT's use of the German plural "Sammelbände". ...te catalog record for each title. In addition, some will have a record for the unique volume as a whole.

...presented the kinds of things they found interesting during the course of the week and explained how they would take next steps in investigating them. Al ...ormulated the initial questions that would guide their research throughout the week.

...(1831-1891) some time before 1889. Henry and Emily Folger purchased it at the [[Augustin Daly]] dispersal sale of March 19, 1900. == Collection scope and contents ==

...ays to display its information. However, the Folger has chosen to continue using and displaying select GMDs in [[Hamnet]] at this time. ...ces, audiovisual resources, realia, and microforms, among others; refer to the full list below.

...ura Lada-Mocarski Antique Decorated Paper Collection, created by re-keying the paper documents provided by Laura Lada-Mocarski. '''Title:''' Valerian and Laura Lada-Mocarski Antique Decorated Paper Collection

...r]], [[Decoding the Renaissance: 500 Years of Codes and Ciphers|''Decoding the Renaissance: 500 Years of Codes and Ciphers'']]. ==The Origins of Cryptography==

...rchable, encoded versions of these texts freely available for scholars and the general public. ...cess to these texts will also allow researchers to take up questions about the era's social structure and material culture, spurring new modes of inquiry