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Auburn University Libraries digitize Glomeratas

1919_glomerta1Auburn University Libraries now offers 105 years of the Auburn University yearbook, the Glomerata. Gloms from 1897–2003 may be viewed in the digital library at http://diglib.auburn.edu/collections/gloms/. More recent editions will be added in the future, and all are encouraged to visit the digital library to see the Auburn experience of their parents or grandparents or revisit their own days on the Plains. Original Gloms are still available in hard copies in the special collections and archives department located on the ground floor of Draughon Library.

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One Response to “Auburn University Libraries digitize Glomeratas”

  1. C. Harry Knowles '51 Says:
    April 5th, 2011 at 7:34 am

    The ‘51 Glomerata does not seem to be available, as are others.

    Am I doing something wrong. Last year, I had no trouble pulling them up.

    Thanks for your help

    Harry