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Scrapbooking and Practices of Memory Keeping, Past and Present

About the Creator

Alexandra Steiger

Alexandra Steiger

Library and Information Science

Graduate Student


About Me:

My name is Alexandra Steiger and I am currently working on my Masters of Library and Information Science from Rutgers University's School of Communication and Information.

I have been conducting a research project at the Margery Somers Foster Center at Douglass Library for my field experience this Fall 2015.

Why Create this Research Guide?

Why Create this Research Guide?


My hope for this research guide is to provide researchers with the information to locate resources about scrapbooking and memory keeping. 

In addition, to aide researchers in identifying and accessing both physical and digital collections on this topic.

Types of Resources

Resources included in this guide:


Collegiate Scrapbooks

Resources

Resources

Bibliography


Bibliography

Acknowledgements

 

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About My Research

About My Research


I have been researching scrapbooking and memory keeping throughout the 20th century. I have been paying particular interest to collegiate scrapbooks from New Jersey College for Women which became known as Douglass College in 1955 after Mabel Smith Douglass, the college’s founder.

Rutgers University Special Collections houses many scrapbooks created by both men and women that can provide added depth to research projects relating to several different areas such as the history of women at Rutgers, military memory keeping, memory keeping, scrapbooking practices, social life, collegiate life, artifacts from the 20th century, etc.

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