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How to use our exhibits:

These exhibits are made primarily to provide a rare-book experience shorter than our modules for those who do not have the time to teach an entire lesson. They can be used with or instead of our modules! Each exhibit is accessible online, meaning that any student with access to the internet can engage in these resources, either in the classroom or at home. To enhance the exhibition and create an educational experience for your students, all of our exhibits include thought-provoking questions to encourage them to think like scholars. At the end of each exhibit, a link to a WebQuest worksheet will be provided for the teachers who wish to make this experience an assignment.


Each exhibit description provides a list of covered standards, appropriate age groups, and accommodation suggestions. Most of our exhibits have multiple versions to cater to a wide array of age groups.

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Level Guide:


LEVEL 0: Preschool

LEVEL 1: Elementary School

LEVEL 2: Middle School

LEVEL 3: High School

LEVEL 4: AP/Collegiate


LEVEL E: Everybody

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Featured Exhibits

These exhibits provide an excellent introduction to the rare book world! They are specifically designed to target multiple areas of study and can be implemented in many classrooms as supplemental instruction. To see whether or not they align with the standards of your classroom, you can find their respective “Teachers’ Guides” below each exhibit description.

Is It A Book?

Books come in all different shapes, sizes, colors, and bindings. Explore various unique book structures in this new exhibit!

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Mightier Than The Sword

Before there was type, there was handwritten script! Here you will see various types of writing utensils and discover the secrets hidden within handwriting.

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Covers Judging You

We’re told not to judge a book by its cover, but those covers are specifically designed with judgement in mind. Learn about the marketing strategies used to develop book covers throughout the centuries!

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The Type Revolution

Explore the history and engineering of the typewriter in this featured exhibit. Discover the intricate ways the typewriter has shaped our modern lives!

Kitchen Companions

Cookbooks have been a household staple for many generations, oftentimes pairing with the Bible as one of the only books in lower-income houses. (That sounds more like a panel...)

Raised “Right”

This exhibit explores propaganda in children’s books, covering many topics like politics, gender and sexuality, and more!

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Location & Contact

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Currently, we are exclusively based online. We hope to eventually find a location for in-person exhibits!

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(636) 628 8393

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amcdow30@students.kennesaw.edu

Contact Hours

Monday to Friday

10:00 am to 6:00 pm


Saturday and Sunday

9:00 am to 7:00 pm

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At this time, all of this contact information will lead you to Addi McDowell, the creator of this website and curator of most of the exhibits.