Noelle Charbonneau: 2023 Junior Fellows Program Display Day
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As a 2023 Junior Fellow in the Science, Technology & Business Division, Noelle Charbonneau worked on the Science & Business Pamphlet Collection: an 82-box collection of pamphlets, manuscripts, and other paper-based ephemera transferred to the division for review and processing. Noelle examined the collection's contents for relevance to either Science, Technology & Business or other Library divisions, consulting with reference librarians to locate the proper home for the materials within the Library. She also began working on inventorying items kept by Science, Technology & Business as a precursor to a formal collection processing plan. More than 350 trade publications across more than 100 different companies were inventoried, and over a thousand pieces of science and business ephemera were sorted for further processing. After identifying notable items within the collection, Noelle also wrote a post for the Library's Inside Adams blog, which highlights the collections and work of the Science, Technology & Business Division. As a result of this project, the Science, Technology & Business Division has expanded its collection of materials related to 20th century American industry. This project also called attention to the curation and use of ephemeral materials at the Library of Congress.
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