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Subject Guides

These subject guides bring together a number of our finding aids to facilitate searching and provide a better understanding of the scope of our collections. You can browse by topic below, or browse our collections by date. There are also a number of published subject guides that discuss different aspects of our manuscript collections. 

    Two African American men raising their fists and smiling

    African American History

    Engraving of two buildings, the People's Insurance Co and the NJ Business College

    Business, industries, and trade

    Historic photograph of Rutgers College of Agriculture

    Environmental preservation, agriculture, and medicine

    Image of a manuscript with unknown language and markings

    Ethnic heritage and immigration

    Manuscript showing family tree

    Family history and religious institutions

    Historic photograph of two east Asian people

    Foreign countries and international relations

    Pallantios family portrait, 1930

    Genealogical resources

    NJ politician at a rally

    Government, politics, and education

    Group of people at a labor protest

    Labor and consumer rights

    Painting of a jester in striped shirt

    Literature and the arts

    Farm map of Hillsboro, Somerset County, NJ 1860

    Local history

    Jacob J. Janeway (Rutgers Class of 1859)

    Military history

    Album cover of Attack of the Jersey Teens

    Popular culture

    Doolittle watercolor of Old Queens

    Rutgers University history

    Paul Robeson and the Civil Rights Congress picketing the White House, 1948

    Reform and countercultural movements

    Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Co, aerial view, 1910

    Science, technology, and transportation

    Suffragette march in New York City, 1915

    Women's history

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