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November 8, 2013, Filed Under: Digital Collections, Theatre + Performing Arts

Artifact in Harry Houdini scrapbook collection highlights career of mind reader “The White Mahatma”

This page in the scrapbook highlights an engraved notice for S. S. Baldwin’s performances in Peking, China, in 1879, pasted above a review for an appearance at the Academy of Music (city and date unknown).

The Ransom Center recently launched a new platform of digital collections on its website, which includes the Harry Houdini scrapbook collection. More than 50 items from that collection, including the scrapbook highlighted in this blog post, can be viewed on the new platform.   American magician S. S. Baldwin (1848–1924),… read more 

November 8, 2013, Filed Under: Books + Manuscripts, Cataloging, Digital Collections, Research + Teaching

New inventory of manuscript collection reveals unprecedented level of detail for scholars of British history

Hand-drawn title page of caligraphy and illustration sample book by Esther Inglis, 1606.

The Ransom Center recently published a new finding aid for one of its richest collections of early manuscripts: the Carl H. Pforzheimer collection of English manuscripts. The bulk of the manuscripts were acquired in 1986, along with 1,100 other rare early printed editions of English literature that form the Pforzheimer… read more 

November 8, 2013, Filed Under: Digital Collections, Film, Research + Teaching

New digital collection highlights work of early special effects creator Norman Dawn

Norman Dawn's card “Hale's Tours of the World” (1907).

The Ransom Center recently launched a new platform of digital collections on its website, which includes the Norman O. Dawn collection. More than 240 items from that collection, including the cards highlighted in this blog post, can be viewed on the new platform.   Leslie Delassus worked as a graduate… read more 

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