Collections
University of Missouri Archives
University Archives is the depository of official records of the University of Missouri as well as of the administrative records of the University of Missouri System. University Archives also houses and preserves private papers, organizational records, and manuscripts that relate to the history of the University, the University community, and the University System. More about University Archives
Special Collections and Rare Books
The collections are diverse and range from a substantial rare book collection with material dating to the eighth century to the comic arts collection, focused on underground comics, classic comic strips, and graphic novels. More about Special Collections and Rare Books
Digital Collections
Digitized materials from Special Collections and Archives are available in several online repositories. Users can access rare and archival material from anywhere in the world. More about Digital Collections
Digital Exhibits
Below are some of our most recent exhibits.
The Schembartlauf (“the running of the masked men”) was a traditional element of Carnival in Nuremberg in Franconia. Celebrated on... This exhibit was born out of a desire to showcase materials within Special Collections at the University of Missouri that... Cartography is the art and science of map-making.
During the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Cartography was experiencing a peak of... Works from American cartoonist John T. McCutcheon in the 1930s.
Masks, Hells, and Books: The Nuremberg Schembartlauf (1449-1539)
Leaders and Heroes 2: The Arts
The Art of Cartography: Cartes-à-figures
John T. McCutcheon: A Cartoonist in his Prime, 1930s
