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Primary
Resource Materials Relating to China, 1705-1726 and 1831-2003 in Manuscripts and Archives
Major collections in Manuscripts and Archives that provide primary resource materials on the study of China.
Contemporary Medical Care and Health Policy Collection Subject Guide
The Contemporary Medical Care and Health Policy Collection Subject Guide is an annotated list of personal papers
and organization records in Manuscripts and Archives which document the development, evolution, and politics of
health care and health policy in the United States during the twentieth century.
Primary Sources for the Study of Art, Architecture, and Drama In Manuscripts and Archives
Documentation on art, architecture, and drama in Manuscripts and Archives includes sources related both to the teaching and practice of those fields at Yale and more general sources about their existence in the wider world.
The
Edward M. House Papers and Associated Collections
The House Papers, augmented by those of his colleagues, constitute
one of the major collections of archival resources on the
Wilsonian era and the formation of the League of Nations.
Collected by Yale history professor and president Charles
Seymour from the 1920s through the 1960s, the most significant
manuscript in this vast archive is the Diary of Colonel House.
Widely regarded as the primary key to the knowledge and understanding
of Woodrow Wilson and his time, the Diary (1912-26) with House's
Reminiscences and Memories is now available in a microfilm
publication of four reels, accompanied by a printed guide,
64p.
Manuscripts and Archives Sexuality Subject Guide
An annotated list of personal papers and organization records in Manuscripts and Archives related to gender, sexuality, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender lives and culture. The guide, though not comprehensive, lists the most substantive sources.
Resources
on Yale History
A source for basic information, introducing the history and traditions of Yale and answering many of the most frequently asked questions about the university.
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![Watercolor illustration of the Toltec Calendar, [19th century]. (MADID 5613)](imgs/rt_img_right.jpg "Watercolor illustration of the Toltec Calendar, [19th century]. (MADID 5613)")