Harry Ransom Center
WEBFree admission and tours of exhibits related to literature, photography, film, art, and the performing arts. Gutenberg Bible, Frida Kahlo, early photography, and more.
Visit: Harry Ransom Center
WEBPlan Your Visit. Admission is free. Satisfy your curiosity. Take a tour or attend a one-of-a-kind program. Whether you plan to tour the galleries, enjoy a notable speaker in our theater, or conduct research in our Reading Room, the Ransom Center's collections are a source of inspiration. Free admission and rotating exhibitions offer numerous ...
Jobs at the Center - Harry Ransom Center
WEBServes as a member of the Ransom Center’s senior leadership team. Priority Deadline: Please submit application materials before September 22, 2024. For more information and to apply. Library Assistant I. Provide public service for the Harry Ransom Center Library Reading Room. Note: This is a part-time position at 20 hours per week.
Fellowships - Harry Ransom Center
WEBSep 24, 2024 · One– to Two–Month Fellowships — $3,500 PER MONTH *. One– to two–month fellowships are available for graduate students, current and former academic faculty at any level of career, and independent researchers such as journalists and artists, whose projects require extensive use of the Ransom Center’s collections. Travel Stipends ...
Research and Access - Harry Ransom Center
WEBHow to research at the Ransom Center. The Reading Room is open Monday through Saturday, 9am–5pm. Paging of materials is limited, and available from 9am to 4pm. Seating is socially-distanced and limited. We recommend that you complete our Reading Room Visitor Form to secure a reservation, help our staff prepare for your visit, and have some of ...
About: Harry Ransom Center
WEBPhilosophical Society of Texas, December 8, 1956. The Harry Ransom Center—originally named the Humanities Research Center—was founded in 1957 by Harry Huntt Ransom, a visionary English professor who rose through the ranks at The University of Texas to dean, vice president and provost, president, and eventually chancellor.
Explore the Collections: Harry Ransom Center
WEBCollection Development Policy. Admission is free. 300 West 21st Street. Austin, Texas 78712. Map / Parking. 512-471-8944. Hours - Exhibitions. Tuesday–Friday 10am–5pm. Saturday–Sunday Noon–5pm.
Programs & Symposia - Harry Ransom Center
WEB300 West 21st Street. Austin, Texas 78712. Map / Parking. 512-471-8944. Hours - Exhibitions. Tuesday–Friday 10am–5pm. Saturday–Sunday Noon–5pm. Closed Mondays. Hours - Reading Room.
Support the Center - Harry Ransom Center
WEBAll checks and documentation in support of the Harry Ransom Center should be delivered to: For assistance related to any of these gift options, please contact us at 512-471-9643. Thank you so much for considering a gift to the Ransom Center. Become a Member. Membership supports the work of one of the finest humanities research libraries in the ...
Educational Resources - Harry Ransom Center
WEBAustin, Texas 78712. Map / Parking. 512-471-8944. Hours - Exhibitions. Tuesday–Friday 10am–5pm. Saturday–Sunday Noon–5pm. Closed Mondays. Hours - Reading Room.