Fairleigh Dickinson University Digital Archives
Fairleigh Dickinson University Digital Archives
Materials that focus on the period when Florham was the country estate of Florence Vanderbilt and Hamilton Twombly. Currently includes some photographs of the Estate, and a finding aid for the Friends of Florham Archive at the Florham-Madison Campus of Fairleigh Dickinson.
A collection of accounting ledgers belonging to the Twombly family when Florham was their home. Digitization and transcription of handwritten text was made possible by a grant from the Friends of Florham.
A collection of selected theses related to special topics in the history of Northern New Jersey.
A collection of photos of the Rutherford, Madison, and Teaneck/Hackensack campuses of Fairleigh Dickinson, from its earliest years in the 1940s as Fairleigh Dickinson College, through the 1980s.
Images from a traveling exhibition about the history of FDU sponsored by the Becton Dickinson Corporation, who were instrumental in the founding of Fairleigh Dickinson University. The exhibition was held in 2009, with a date given of May 8, 2009. Richard Kushnier was the curator.
Maps and documents digitized as part of a joint project with the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission. Materials are related to the history of the Meadowlands and the founding of the NJ Meadowlands Commission. For further Meadowlands research, click on the NJ Meadowlands partner link at the bottom of the page to access their collection …
Audio files recorded at the Future of Libraries workshop held at Fairleigh Dickinson University, June 18, 2009. Featured speakers included Cathy Wilt of Lyrasis, Richard Sweeney of NJIT, and Anne Ciliberti of William Paterson University.
Welcome to the FDU Libraries Digital Archives. This site features a growing collection of digital objects developed to preserve and support scholarship and the research, teaching, and learning mission of the University. Today, the digital library at FDU consists of unique items from the university's archives, and from distinctive collections developed in collaboration with non-library partners, related to both the history of Northern New Jersey and the University. Materials include master's theses, government documents, historical documents, digital artifacts, photographs, maps, and podcasts.
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