Special Collections Gallery Exhibitions

Before the Screen
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Paul Muldoon: The Joseph M. Hassett Collection
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Scientific Illustration: Sampling Across the Collections
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Art of Homage: Translation, Interpretation & Appropriation
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From Mission to Social Justice: Four Centuries of the Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus
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Power Up
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Curators' Choice
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Women's Rights Are Human Rights: The United States and the U.N. Fourth World Conference on Women
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Georgetown in the 20th Century (Reprise)
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Soy Cuba: The Art of the Film Poster in Cuba
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The Train Takes You II: Posters and Pairings for the Virtual Traveler
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50 Years of Excellence & Service
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The House That Walsh Built: A Century of Georgetown's School of Foreign Service
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What Does Your Bookshelf Say About You?
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The Creative Process
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Macabre
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There Goes Old Georgetown
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A War to End All Wars?
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Ned O'Gorman: through a poet's lens
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Sacred Arts of Orisha Traditions
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Flying Saucers Over DC!
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500 Years of Utopia
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Margaret Bonds and Langston Hughes: A Musical Friendship
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For the Record...200 Years of Collecting Georgetown's History
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Undiscovered Printmakers: Hidden Treasures at Georgetown University Library
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500 Years of Teresa de Ávila
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Treasures Since 2000
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Georgetown in the 20th Century, continued
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Faster, Higher, Stronger: Six Georgetown Olympians
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Dickens at Georgetown: A Bicentenary Celebration
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Women Travelers
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007 at 20007: Spy Fiction at Georgetown
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Shades of Blue and Gray: Georgetown and the Civil War
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Association of American University Presses (AAUP) Book, Jacket, and Journal Show 2010
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Visions of Georgetown: A Selection of Photographs and Illustrations from Robert Emmett Curran’s “A History of Georgetown University”
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Portraits in Piety: Women Saints and Women Religious from the John Thatcher Collection
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Check It Out: The Origins of the Georgetown University Library
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Amusement in the Archives: A Sampling of Student Diversions and Extracurricular Activities at Georgetown
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A Swinburne Gallimaufry: Selections from the John S. Mayfield Papers
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The 1970s at Georgetown: An Exhibition from the Georgetown University Archives
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David Jones: A Painter of Words and his Circle
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We Are Georgetown: Women, African Americans, and Latin Americans on Campus
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Crew at Georgetown: A Selection of Materials from the University Archives
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Covering American Literature: The Irving Levy Collection and 19th Century Bookbindings
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Richard Helms: A Life in Intelligence
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From the Hilltop to the Marne: A Selection of World War I Materials in Special Collections
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The Photographs of Dorothy R. Miller: Visions of Arabia, 1947-1979
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Georgetown Men's Basketball, 1906-1907 to 2006-2007: A Spotlight on Ten Coaches, Ten Players, and Ten Decades of Hoops
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James Ord and His Family: Beyond 200 Years in America
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Radicalism: A Work in Progress ("Professor and Collector": Items from the Collection of Professor Maurice Jackson)
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Leon Robbin and Music at Georgetown
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The Phenomenon of Teilhard: An Exhibit to Commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Death of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J.
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"Monastic Bindings" of Three Centuries
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Campania: Land of Myth and History / Luogo di Mito e Storia
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Graham Greene at 100: A Centennial Celebration
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Professor and Collector: Items Chosen from the Library of Paul Betz
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Paul C. Warnke and the Arms Control Association
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Evelyn Waugh at 100: A Centennial Exhibition
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Three Literary Missionaries
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A Few of Our Favorite Things: Manuscripts in Honor of the Manuscript Society
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Printing in Italy, 1477 - 1793
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German Publishers' Bookbindings 1811 - 1925
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An American Sampler from Four Centuries
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A Few Choice Letters from the Crocker-de Limur Collection
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Their Country's Call: The Byington, McHarg, and Porter Families in War and Peace
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Georgetown 250: A View from the Hilltop
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Treasures of Lauinger Library: An Exhibition for the Millennium
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Technology on TIME: An Exhibit of People and Events that have Shaped Our World
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Travelers to Arabia from Pitts to Philby
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C.S. Forester & Horatio Hornblower: A Centenary Exhibit
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Household Names: Washington Writers and Their Friends
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Women of Letters: Selections from the Papers of Women Writers at Georgetown University
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Written Relics: Autographs from the Talbot Collection
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First Books by American Writers, 1786 – 1984
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The Year of the Library (1995-96): Selected Acquisitions from Special Collections
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Gutenberg and Beyond: Books, Libraries, and Changing Technology
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A Literary Alphabet: First Editions from the Collection of Gerard Previn Meyer
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Georgetown and the Hemisphere
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A Gentleman's Library: The Maurice Adelman, Jr. Collection
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The Great & the Near-Great: Editorial Cartoons and Drawings by Eric Smith
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"The Public Duties of Religion...": An Exhibition Celebrating the Centennial of the Dahlgren Chapel of the Sacred Heart
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The Library of John Gilmary Shea
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The Printer's Art: A Selection of American Fine Printing 1899-1989
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British Travelers to the Federal City 1791-1891
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Special Collections Comes of Age
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Cartografia Portuguesa
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England in the 1890s: Literary Publishing at the Bodley Head
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A Bicentennial Celebration
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Georgetown University: A Documentary History
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Fruits of Freedom: The Catholic Press in America 1789-1829
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Student Life at Georgetown: "Be To My Faults A Little Blind"
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Sir Arnold Lunn: A Centennial Exhibition
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Book Design and Peter Beilenson
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Wordsworth and the Romantics
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Teilhard and the Science of Man
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The Castle of Montorroell 1310-1550
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The Ardent Collector
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Servant to the Nation: Harry L. Hopkins, 1890-1946
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The Society of Jesus 1540-1773
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This One Mad Act
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From Newman to Greene: English Catholicism and Literature
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Cambridge University Press: Four Centuries of Printing and Publishing 1584-1984
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"Come With Thy Panoplied Array, Maryland!" 1634-1984
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A Million and Then Some: Books and Manuscripts complementing the Library's 1,000,000th Volume
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Much More Than Cloaks and Daggers: A Selection of Books From the Bowen Collection on Intelligence and Covert Activities
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Douglas Woodruff (1897-1978) and His World
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Eric Gill, 1882-1940: A Centennial Exhibit
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Katherine Garrison Chapin: The Poet and Her Circle
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Europe Discovers Turkey: Rare Books from the Library of Hon. George C. McGhee
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Heinrich Heine: An Exhibition of Paintings, Manuscripts, First Editions
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One Hundred Years of American Fine Printing
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The Maguire Celtic Book Collection
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The David A. Baer Gift: Literary Collecting in the 1920s
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Photography in Books
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Unexpected Pleasures: An Exhibit of Photographs
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The Democratic Process: The Papers of Samuel A. Lubell and Related Materials in Library Collections
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The Eric F. Menke Collection
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James Brown Scott (1866-1943): An American Grotius
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Collectors' Choices
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The McCarthy Campaign
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A Selection of Rare Books and Manuscripts from the Library of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mayfield
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A Literary Noah's Ark: A Representative Sampling from the English and American Literature Collections
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The American Mission: Maryland Jesuits from Andrew White to John Carroll
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