Fogler Library Special Collections
Fogler Library’s Special Collections Department was established in 1970 as a repository for Maine-related material. Virtually all available printed bibliographical, historical, and descriptive works on the state as well as literary titles by Maine authors are housed in this department.
Books, pamphlets, state documents, and other forms of printed material provide extensive coverage of Maine’s cities, towns, counties, people and institutions. These printed resources are complemented by a substantial body of original source material. While the collections are largely Maine-related, some material pertaining to broader subject areas, such as maritime history, are also found in the department.
Ways to discover materials:
- URSUS Catalog
- ArchivesSpace database
- Special Collections Finding Aids in DigitalCommons
- Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History Finding Aids in DigitalCommons
Find our Hours and information to plan a visit to campus on the Visit Special Collections page.
The page on Our Collections provides detailed descriptions of search options, search tips, and several Special Collections Staff Favorites.
Special Collections Highlights
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MOFGA Oral History Collection Available Online
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Rudy Vallée materials support Franco American Centre event
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Gibbons featured at Century of Broadcasting Conference
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All Maine Women Visit
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Stein Song Display Includes 1930s Video
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Beryl Warner Williams Family Visit