The Macaulay Library is the world’s largest and oldest scientific archive of biodiversity audio and video recordings.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology founder Arthur A. Allen and Library of Natural Sounds (now Macaulay Library) founder Peter Paul Kellogg were pioneers in the field of recording bird sounds. Allen worked with a local movie company to [continue reading]
Archive for Libraries
Cornell Lab of Ornithology: The Macaulay Library
Jan
17
2013
Forbes Library
Jan
2
2010
Forbes Library is in Northampton, MA near the gates of Smith College. The library is a beautiful stone building which has been extensively renovated inside to better serve the needs of its patrons and highlight the building’s architectural details.
Besides an extensive collection of books and research materials, the library has a large children’s [continue reading]
Besides an extensive collection of books and research materials, the library has a large children’s [continue reading]
Your Library, Online
Dec
27
2009
C/W Mars – your library, online. All you need is a valid library card to access reference materials. If your local library has a website, they probably offer links into the C/W Mars system already, but if they don’t, this is where to go. [continue reading]
Digital Treasures
Aug
4
2009
Digital Treasures – on online image gallery, collected by town, of historic photographs. The site is a project of the Central and Western Massachusetts digital library. [continue reading]
