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Staff Members and Addresses
Introduction
Access and Availability of Materials
General List of Collections
Featured Collections
Bernard J. Flatow Collection of
Latin American Cronistas
Carl W. Gottschalk Collection on the Human
Kidney
Samuel Johnson and James Boswell Collection
Edie Parker and Henri Cru Papers
George Bernard Shaw Collection
Southern Pamphlet Collection
William Butler Yeats Collection
Recent Acquisitions
Publications
Past Exhibitions
Celebrating Five Million Volumes: Materials from the
William Butler Yeats Collection
A Collector's Passion: The Kidney in the History of
Medicine
Walker Percy: From Pen to Print
Geniuses Together: Literary
Expatriates in Paris from Gertrude Stein & James Joyce to Samuel Beckett &
the Beats
Lines Drawn in the Sand: The Life & Writings
of Allen Ginsberg
Jack Kerouac: The Road Revisited
Nobel times Four: Yeats, Shaw, Beckett
and Heaney
Unearthing the Maya: Highlights of the Stuart
Collection
A Being More Intense: British Romantic
Writers in the Rare Book Collection
Digitized RBC Texts: Description of Categories
Biography
Literature
Religion in the South
Slavery and its Effects
Listed by Author
Digitized RBC texts related to the Civil War (by topic):
Business, Education, Govt. Documents of the Confederate States of America, Literature, Medicine, Miscellaneous, Politics, Religion, Military Life, State Documents
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RBC hours:
Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM
Saturday, 9AM-1PM.
Telephone: 919.962.1143
rbcref@email.unc.edu
Location:3rd floor, Wilson Library
RBC Announcements
NEW Exhibition: April 21-July 3, 2008
The Beats & Beyond builds on successful prior exhibitions treating Ferlinghetti (2002), Ginsberg (2004), and Kerouac (2005) to launch a broader examination of American counterculture poetry between World War II and the Vietnam War.  This exhibition showcases over 100 publications and manuscript items associated with writers from the Black Mountain poets, the Beats, the San Francisco Renaissance, and two generations of the New York School of Poets. It also examines the literary counterculture's engagement with censorship, feminism, Black nationalism, and the Vietnam War. Poets represented include Ginsberg, Kerouac, Charles Olson, Robert Creeley, Diane di Prima, Michael McClure, Frank O'Hara, and Amiri Baraka.
Time & Location: Open during regular RBC hours.
Melba Remig Saltarelli Exhibition Gallery in Wilson Library (3rd floor).
Complimentary copies of this exhibition's catalog available in RBC, or by request: rbcref@email.unc.edu
RBC mailing address:
Rare Book Collection
CB# 3936 Wilson Library
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890
Questions?
919.962.1143 / rbcref@email.unc.edu
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