Library News
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The Conservation in Clay project is a collaborative effort to showcase the natural history and modern threats to New York's amphibians and reptiles. It brings together students from Visit
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Every year the Friends of Owen D. Young and Launders Libraries (FODYLL) awards prizes for outstanding undergraduate research. These are research projects that utilized our collections and databases, and there are prizes for the Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Sciences.
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Renovations to the Cole Reading Room in Herring-Cole have restored it to a quiet study space and enhanced the original woodwork in the historic building.
Services & Technology
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Get outside and explore the North Country! This new program at the science library can help.
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Photogrammar is a collection of 170,000+ photographs from 1935 to 1945 created by the United State’s Farm Security Admi
New Resources
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Oh love, our newest manuscript collection is the Max and Gladys Gray Merrill collection, which has just become available. Gladys is a member of St. Lawrence University’s class of 1919, and the couple married in 1922.
Special Collections
Special Collections is the place in the general library where we keep any items that are scarce, fragile, or valuable. Holdings include: printed books, journals, newspapers, maps, atlases, photographs, reports, diaries, correspondence, and more...
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Silas Wright, Jr. was born in 1795 in Amherst, Massachusetts, the fifth child of Silas and Eleanor (Goodale) Wright. After graduation he studied law at Sandy Hill, New York and was admitted to the bar in 1819. Silas Wright Jr.
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This collection consists of abstracted articles of the Commercial Advertiser, which began in the village of Norwood (Potsdam Junction). The paper later relocated to the village of Canton. Issues in our collection run from 1874 through 1914.