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Facilities
The History Department is housed in the Landrum Bolling
Center which opened in Fall 2002 and
features state-of-the-art instructional classrooms and spacious
social areas. Computing facilities for research and writing work
are available
in the Bolling Center and through the Earlham
Computing Services Center in Lilly Library.
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Unusual resources available to Earlham's History
students include Conner
Prairie, a
living history museum created by Earlham that
became indepentent in 2006. Conner
Prairie is an accredited and nationally ranked re-creation
of early Indiana life, a place where students can study Midwestern
History, learn how a museum functions, and pursue internships
in research, collections and interpretation. On campus resources
include the Earlham College Archives and Quaker Collection
in the Lilly Library. The College Archives and Quaker
Collection are rich in material for the study
of Quaker, community, educational, African American,
Native American and Women's History. All students have full
access to a very user-friendly library that houses excellent
collections in all of the fields of History we teach.
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