23:15
For an 'Orderly' Globalization: Managed Liberalization in US Labor, 1945-1990 with Melanie Sheehan
08:07
Fall Fashions of Qiana Nylon, 1970
22:21
The Power of Patents: Global Intellectual Property, 1880-1950 with Joël Praz
01:14:13
Instrument of War: Music and the Making of America's Soldiers with David Suisman
21:03
Afro-Andean Sailors and Shipbuilders in Spanish America and the Black Pacific with Leo Garofalo
20:55
A Stretch of the Imagination: Synthetic Fabrics and the Cold War with Monica Geraffo
37:04
Plebian Consumers: Foreign Goods in Nineteenth-Century Colombia with Ana Maria Otero-Cleves
01:05
DuPont Company's Tecumseh, Kansas cellophane plant (1973)
32:23
The Toxic Ship: The Voyage of the Khian Sea and the Global Waste Trade with Simone M. Müller
20:29
Search (Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., 1964)
14:43
Eat Your Way to Health | Natural Foods Institute (1950)
05:31
Christmas commercials for Ohio Bell Telephone featuring Tim Conway and Ernie Anderson (1960)
14:02
Bowl 'Em Over with G-E Bulbs! (General Electric)
25:51
The Long Shadow of Kodak: Markets and Science in Twentieth Century Photography with Joris Mercelis
36:18
Smoking Gun: How Consumerism & Community Made an American Gun Culture 1870-1920 with Courtney Slavin
04:39
Aeronautics and Space Report, April 1969 (NASA)
03:16:20
The Pennsylvania Railroad: The Long Decline, 1933-1968 with Albert Churella
01:11:55
Dr. William E. Bazzelle Sr.: A Life of Science & Service
22:20
Sound & Music in the du Pont Women's World in the Age of Revolution with Rebecca Geoffroy-Schwinden
01:04:01
Greg Hargreaves, Nine Swings, One Home Run: The du Pont Family and Early American Business
52:45
Laura Wahl, Preserving Plastic: ‘Handling’ difficult conservation challenges
07:16
Black Educators in Segregated Arkansas
05:31
Growing up in Segregated Arkansas
06:37
Influential Educators at Texas Southern University in the 1960s
07:42
Working for DuPont, 1967-2004
06:28
STEM Mentorship for Minorities
07:32
The HBCU Experience in the 1960s
02:26
Minnie Bazzelle
06:51
Kappa Alpha Psi & Philanthropy
04:43
Earning a PhD as a Black American in the 1960s
22:51
International Business Associations & Regulations on Multinational Corporations with Maia Müller
32:50
On Ice: America's Nineteenth-Century Ice Age and the Making of Modern Life with Andrew Robichaud
45:21
Analog Superpowers: Technology Theft and the National Security State with Kate Epstein
26:43
The Nature of War: Environment and Industry in the U.S. During WWI with Gerard Fitzgerald
04:15
Ep. 8: In the Kitchen with BBDO : BBDO and The Test Kitchen
09:25
Ep. 7: In the Kitchen with BBDO : Picnic Caramel Cake
05:41
Ep. 6: In the Kitchen with BBDO : Raison Breakfast Biscuits
08:50
Ep. 5: In the Kitchen with BBDO : Steamed Brown Bread
07:29
Ep. 4: In the Kitchen with BBDO : Prize Winning Soufflé
07:03
Ep. 3: In the Kitchen with BBDO : The Famous Brownies
07:40
Ep. 2 : In The Kitchen with BBDO : Pabst-ett Biscuits
05:15
Ep. 1: In the Kitchen with BBDO : The Test Kitchen
23:00
“Keep Within Compass”: Geographies of Girlhood in the American South, 1783-1865 with Emily Wells
00:32
Eastern Airlines: L.A. Dream, TV commercial (1971)
19:51
Plasticizing China: A Cultural History of Everyday Things, 1960-1990 with Yaxi Liu
31:26
Securing the System: Phone Phreaks, Hackers, and Political Order, 1963-2013 with Jacob Bruggeman
28:58
Racial Economies of Early Jazz with Stephanie Doktor
24:47
Where's Joe (Coordinating Committee Steel Companies, 1972)
24:40
Management as Design: Industrial Designers and Business Culture with Penelope Dean
14:52
TV Commercials from the BBDO Advertising Collection at the Hagley Library
14:43
Negating Visions: Cultural Memory and Media Negatives with Stefka Hristova
07:06
Selections from the Seagram Collection at the Hagley Library, 1959-1980
21:03
Freewheelin' (B.F. Goodrich, 1975)
49:13
Queer Career: Sexuality and Work in Modern America with Margot Canaday
30:00
New York City’s Urban Heat Island, 1860-2020 with Kara Schlichting
01:46
Coatesville Conference on Economic Freedoms visit the White House and President Eisenhower, 1960
27:12
Manufacturing Self-Determination: Industry on Native American Reservations with Sam Schirvar
57:06
Back on Track American Railroad Accidents and Safety 1965-2015 with Mark Aldrich
22:04
Health, Safety, & Risk Communication at DuPont in the Twentieth Century with Madison Krall
21:19
Forging the Network: International Industrial Conferences, 1957-1997 with Grigorios Antoniou
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Located on 235 acres along the banks of the Brandywine in Wilmington, Delaware, Hagley is the site of the gunpowder works founded by E. I. du Pont in 1802. This example of early American industry includes restored mills, a workers' community, and the ancestral home and gardens of the du Pont family.
Hagley's library furthers the study of business and technology in America. The collections include individuals' papers and companies' records ranging from eighteenth-century merchants to modern telecommunications and illustrate the impact of the business system on society. Hagley Library is a proud member of the prestigious Independent Research Libraries Association (IRLA).
The Library’s Center for the History of Business, Technology, and Society organizes and administers the Hagley Museum and Library's interaction with the world of scholarship. It brings attention to Hagley's research collections and generates intellectual dialogue at Hagley.
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