Newberry Library
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Research and Academic Programs Office
Phone: (312) 255-3533
Email: @email
The Newberry Library, founded in 1887, is an independently governed and funded research library dedicated primarily to study in the humanities. The Newberry’s core collection strengths lie in the areas of American Indian and Indigenous Studies; American history and culture; Chicago and the Midwest; genealogy and local history; the history of the book; manuscripts and archives; maps, travel, and exploration; the Medieval, Renaissance, and Early Modern world; music and dance; and religion. The library’s growing collections include books, manuscript material, pamphlets, and historic maps. A variety of fellowships, conferences, and seminars enriches the Newberry's academic community.
Host Institutions: The Newberry Library
Funded through the Fellowship Programs at Independent Research Institutions grant of the Division of Research Programs