About Archives and Special Collections
The mission of Archives and Special Collections is to collect, preserve, and provide access to archival and printed materials that support the research and instructional needs of students, faculty, national and international scholars, and the general public.
Related Resources
- OneSearchSearch for chapbooks and other children's literature in CardCat.
- Digital Media Repository This link opens in a new window Discover the Chapbooks and Historic Children's Books digital collections in the DMR.
Introduction
Archives and Special Collections offers a variety of books pertaining to 20th century children's literature. Topics covered include children's stories, fairy tales, myths, religious stories, stories, songs, and nursery rhymes.
To discover materials relating to children's literature, try search OneSearch by entering Children's literature or Juvenile literature in the subject field.
More resources regarding Children's Literature may be found in the University Libraries Educational Resources Collections, which includes Books for Youth, a collection of fiction and non-fiction titles targeted for preschool through grade 12 readers. Learn more about the Books for Youth Collection.
Jack the Giant Killer
Jack the Giant Killer was publish in New York by the McLoughlin Bro's circa 1889.
