In light of the cuts to the IMLS, this account will no longer be active. https://t.co/PkGVa5nnCY

This day in literary history: 7/12/1580- The Ostrog Bible, the first complete printed edition in a Slavic language, is published in what is now Ostroh, Ukraine.

This day in literary history: 7/12/1562- Bishop Diego de Landa burned the sacred idols and books of the Maya, destroying valuable insight into Mayan religion and civilization.

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we are making a change in the schedule and will instead discuss the film, Us & the Night directed by Audrey Lam on April 24th at 7:00pm (Eastern Time). Advanced registration is required:

Book lovers, librarians, antiquarians, take a look: https://t.co/dP4C0byYof

ICYMI 3/5/2024: Honoring the Women of the Sibley Music Library https://t.co/R41Mp5Orkt

How cool is this? https://t.co/f1DsO28AZK

Check out this gorgeous "modern" map of Spain, published by Jodocus Hondius about 1610! The map is surrounded by plans, city views, and characters in the dress of the day. Take a closer look here: https://t.co/tOt06ViTgx

ICYMI: The US federal gov announced cuts to the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). ALA has created a FAQ sheet about the impact on library services. Many thanks to Dr. Kathleen McCook for assembling the resources below: https://t.co/CeBPLrnW03

The first LHRT Reads title will be "The Book at War" by Andrew Pettegree! The discussion will be April 10th. Registration to come :)

We are pleased to announce the selections for the upcoming year of the LHRT Reads, the Library History Roundtable’s media discussion club. We chose these titles based on your suggestions and are excited to read them along with you! For more info: https://t.co/F0G1xXXLnU

We invite scholars, librarians, historians, and researchers from various disciplines to present their research at the 2025 LHRT Research Forum: https://t.co/N1983katth

Hello all! Our YouTube channel is now live. You can join us here:

Thanks to all who joined us for LHRT Reads in 2024! We enjoyed our discussions and are excited to program next year’s selections. What works would you like to explore? We’d love to hear from you and welcome your suggestions here: https://t.co/UhkkQGcv4A

Hi everyone! Apologies for the long hiatus. I, your friendly neighborhood LHRT Social Media coordinator, am still out on parental leave until the end of the month, but I wanted to wish everyone a great new year of reading and learning more about library history with us!

ICYMI (June 18, 2024): Perceptions of Recordkeeping in Visual Media: Elder Scrolls V Skyrim https://t.co/lICjFNBchn #ala #internationalgamesmonth

The Bentley Rare Book Museum, which was Georgia's first rare book museum and the state's third largest museum-grade rare book collection, has opened their most recent exhibit, A Library of Libraries, which is free and open to the public M-F, 10AM-4PM: https://t.co/onJ6B5Cz1X

ICYMI (October 27, 2023): A Brief History of Banned Books in America [Smithsonian Magazine Podcast] https://t.co/Vgv3f4wHcT #bannedbooksweek2024

ICYMI (May 16, 2024): Book Challenges: Past and Present https://t.co/vMdSaXi8Kf #bannedbooksweek2024