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Friedsam Memorial Library Archives |
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Contact Information
Dennis Frank (716) 375-2322 Friedsam Memorial Library St. Bonaventure University St. Bonaventure, NY 14778 USA
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M-Th 9-11, 1-3 F 9-11
Summer (May-August) by appt.
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Friedsam Memorial Library turns 75 years old.
Join the celebration by following this link!
St. Bonaventure's History and People
The following pages provide links to websites and collections relating to St. Bonaventure's history and the people who have been a part of the university. There is a wealth of information provided, so take your time and explore!
This page contains websites with general historical information about St. Bonaventure, including a timeline and documents.
Here are links to sites about the people of St. Bonaventure. Information on presidents, the Board of Trustees, faculty and alumni is located here.
Academic buildings, statues, shrines, a chapel and more are located on the campus of the university. This page provides access to sites on the history of the campus and walking tours of the buildings, statues and shrines.
This category includes sites on the symbols of the university, student activities and student publications.
Athletics is a big part of St. Bonaventure University. Here are some websites detailing the histories of football, basketball, baseball and others.
Interested in legends and myths about the campus? Want to know what the university was like during WWII and Vietnam? Curious about what alumni have to say about their time spent here? This page has links to this information and more.
Here are lists of award recipients and graduate theses.
Special Collections
Collections outside of journalism. These include Thomas Merton, Robert Lax and Congressman James T. Walsh. They range from science fiction to banjo music.
Housed in the Jim Bishop Room, these deal with newspaper and television journalism, journalism education, popular history and comics.
Artifacts
Political buttons, St. Bonaventure memorabilia, autographs and many other items can be found in the collection. We just have a sample here.
Who does all the work down here?
Each semester there are interns, work/study students and others who work in the archives. These assistants are responsible for processing special collections, cataloging archival material, making displays and designing the websites found in the categories above.
Archives, Friedsam Memorial Library
St. Bonaventure University
3261 West State Road
St. Bonaventure, NY 14778 USA
Web site redesign by Kristie Bemis
Last updated
01 May 2013