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Shelf List Drawer
Drawer containing cards from the card catalog that was used to find books within the stacks until 2005. They were replaced with an online system.
Sexist Flight Book Cartoons
Captain Andrew Serrell flight record sexualized cartoons.
Senate hearing for Savanna's Act
Savanna's Act was brought up from the organization called National Indigenous Women's Resources to receive justice for
Native Survivors of Sexual Violence.
Native Survivors of Sexual Violence.
Segregated Shower Sign
A rectangular, metal sign with white lettering used by the U.S. Army to direct white and colored officers to segregated showers.
Seaford Hawks
Photograph of the Seaford Hawks baseball team
Scrapbook
Scrapbook of Charles Elliott, a founding member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at Salisbury University.
Samplers are compilations of different elements, embroidered on a piece of fabric, often linen, that’s how the skills of the maker. The purpose of a sampler has likely changed over time, but we most often associate samplers from the 18th and 19th centuries as examples of embroidery or cross-stitching skills that the maker has practiced and refined – skills that were taught to young girls as part of their school lessons. The skills were taught so they could help with certain needs around the home but eventually became a status symbol – highlighting more challenging technique sand designs. These samplers often contain the alphabet, common phrases, and sometimes buildings, figures, or animals. If we are lucky, the sampler also includes a name and date that allows us to discover more about the person behind the work. This sampler was made by Theresa Dashiells and completed on Dec. 31, 1801.
Samplers are compilations of different elements, embroidered on a piece of fabric, often linen, that’s how the skills of the maker.
Salisbury White Clouds Baseball Team
Photograph of the Salisbury White Clouds Baseball Team