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Digital Collections
The Furman Digicenter creates and enriches digital collections to be used for instruction. To this end, the Digicenter adds value to its collections by linking digital objects with related data, such as to maps, timelines, and related information. The Digicenter's collection is built on and powered by LUNA Insight.
The Digicenter has some collections that are open to the public and some that require a Furman network username and password. These are available online at http://luna.furman.edu
Public
The following collections are open to the public:
I. Through Furman
- University Archives New Campus Photos 1950-1962 (Direct Link)
- University Archives Old Main Campus Photos 1851-1958 (Direct Link)
- Special Collections Coin Collections (Direct Link)
- Furman Family Letters (including letters from James C. Furman and Richard Furman) (Direct Link)
- Greenville Woman's College Collection - includes catalogues, postcards, and glass plate negatives (Direct Link)
- University Yearbooks and Catalogues - Currently, the collection includes the Furman University Bonhomie yearbooks, dating 1901-1932 and 58 of the Greenville Women's College Course Catalogues, spanning 1857-1937 (Direct Link)
- The Hornet- Furman's Student Newspaper, 1916-1961 ( Direct Link)
- Furman Glass Plate Negatives (Direct Link) - These images represent both Furman and the Greenville Woman's College and span the years 1915 to 1933, with the majority from 1928 to 1932. Specific images include the Greenville Women's College Glee club, the Furman football team, the Furman band, May Day celebrations, and several individual faculty members and students.
- Materials towards a history of the Baptists in the provinces of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia by Morgan Edwards (Direct Link)
Furman users only
The following collections require a Furman network username and password:
- Special Collections South Carolina Sheet Music
- Special Collections Ware Family Manuscripts
- Special Collections and Archives Postcard Collection
- Travels of Robert Tucker - includes Britain, East Asia, Norway, and Scandinavia, Greece, Italy, South America, Turkey
- Religion in Life Lecture Series
Last updated: April 05, 2012
