[Steppes] Research Question

[Elaine Crittenden]

For expensive Books of Hours reproductions, try the second floor of the 
Collin County Community College Library East of Jupiter on Spring Creek
Parkway. Not being a student, I don't think you'd be able to check any out,
but you could take some to the tables and study them there. Lovely place to
do that.

For the real thing, try exhibitions at the Bridwell Library at SMU, near
Mockingbird and Hillcrest, although most of theirs are incunnabular, I
think.

Another place to see manuscripts and printed Bibles in occasional
exhibitions is the Biblical Arts Center on Park Lane, near North Park mall,
off 75 and NW Hwy.

Those are three that I can personally attest to. Anyone else got a source
for this formidable-looking fellow?

Lete Bithespring

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>From: "Stosh Gypsy" <stoshgypsy at comcast.net>
>To: <steppes at ansteorra.org>
>Subject: [Steppes] Research Question
>Date: Wed Aug 27,2003,3:40 PM
>

> I spend so much time on-line that I had forgotten about where basic research
> begins.. So I finally went to the Frisco Library today, it is very small and
> not terribly helpful for Medieval type stuff.
>
> So, here is my question:  Which of the local libraries within my immediate
> reach (Dallas, Richardson, Carrollton, Plano, Denton, Lewisville) would give
> me better research opportunities?
>
> I don't know about accessing any of the University Libraries in the area, as
> far as not being a student or having any affiliation, is concerned..
>
>
> thanks!
> Stosh Gypsy
>
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