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Digital Library Collections

Scanning a book to be included in the Digital Library

The Rare Collection

Special Collections is currently working to digitize selected rare materials, including many seventeenth- through nineteenth-century British religious and political pamphlets. Digitized materials in Special Collections are available at the University of Missouri Digital Library and Virtually Missouri. Specific materials available online include:

Miscellaneous Texts from the Special Collections of University of Missouri Libraries
17th-19th Century British Religious, Political, and Legal Tracts
Daniel Webster Speeches Collection
Fourth of July Orations Collection

Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps of Missouri Collection

For a description of the Sanborn Fire Insurance Map Collection, see the Sanborn Collection webpage. All of the pre-1923 maps are available in digital versions at the University of Missouri's Digital Library.

Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps of Missouri

The Fragmenta Manuscripta Collection

For a description of the Fragmenta Manuscripta collection, see Manuscript Materials in Special Collections. MU is a participant in the Digital Scriptorium project, a web-based database compiling manuscripts from a number of research libraries.

Fragmenta Manuscripta materials in Digital Scriptorium

The University of Missouri Collection

Various Missouriana and University-related materials are also avaialable at the University of Missouri Digital Library and Virtually Missouri. Online resources include:

The Savitar (University of Missouri Yearbook)
Missouri: History, Geology, and Culture
1930 Platbooks of Missouri Counties

The September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack Collection

Images of the magazine covers in the September 11 Collection have been made available at the University of Missouri Digital Library.

9.11.01 Magazine Covers

Guides to Special Collections

A listing of online guides to the print materials of Special Collections is available in Guides and Indexes. Digitized versions of some printed guides and catalogues are available at Guides to Special Collections - UMC.