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[I posted an earlier announcement of this on my own, but this comes from 
the Duke University Special Collections Library. - RBE] 
 
Duke University's Economists' Papers Project 
 
The Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, 
with support from faculty in the Duke Department of Economics, seeks to 
acquire and preserve the papers of economists who have made significant 
contributions to the history of economic thought.  The library has received 
the papers of more than twenty-five distinguished economists thus far.  The 
Economists' Papers Project Website provides more information, including 
links to detailed finding aids.  
 
We encourage you to visit our repository before or after the History of 
Economics Society conference in Winston-Salem this summer. Since many of 
these collections are housed in our off-campus shelving facility, please 
contact Research Services staff prior to your visit so that we can retrieve 
the boxes you need. Information for visitors to the University is available 
on the Duke University Website and the RBMSCL Website.   
 
Summer Hours:  
9-5 Monday-Friday 
1-5 Saturday 
Closed on Sundays  
May close on July 4 for the Independence Day Holiday.   
 
Contact Information: 
E-mail: [log in to unmask] 
Telephone: 919/660-5822 
Fax: 919/660-5934 
 
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