Discover the rich early history of Aviation through books and materials from the Science Library and Special Collections. The exhibit focuses on early innovations and public perceptions of flight; the impact of female and African-American aviators on overcoming gender and racial barriers; and the influence of Edwin A. Link Jr. and Marion C. Link who had tremendous impact on training and flight simulation and donated thousands of items to Special Collections.
The exhibit runs through the Fall 2013 semester in the Information Commons of the Science Library.
The gardens of Japan, China, and Korea have been admired as aesthetic marvels, botanical wonders, and architectural feats, displaying the wealth of private citizens, and beautifying the holy grounds of temples. On display at Bartle Library are East Asian Garden books and materials from the Libraries’ collections. This exhibit is in honor of the 49th annual meeting of the New York Conference on Asian Studies (NYCAS) here at Binghamton.
The exhibit runs through the Fall 2013 semester on the second floor of the Glenn G. Bartle Library.
New Exhibits at the Bartle and Science Libraries
