Credits
Original Publication, 2012
This exhibition was created by the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
Exhibition Curator: Eisha Neely
Exhibition Assistant Curator: Jillian Piccirilli
Exhibition Coordinator: Fredrika Loew
Exhibition Management: Katherine Reagan
Graphic Design, Web Design & Development: Kenneth Williams
Exhibition Preparation and Conservation: Cornell University Library Department of Preservation and Collection Maintenance - Michele Brown, Roger Clearwater, Pat Fox, Michele Hamill, and Joan M. Brink
Events Management & Publicity: C.J. Lance, Gwen Glazer, Lynn Bertoia, Carla DeMello
Digital Imaging and Support: Cornell University Library Digital Consulting and Production Services - Rhea Garen and Danielle Mericle
Installation: Cornell University Library Facilities - Ron Clark and Adam Spry
Special thanks to: Eric Acree, Carole Atkinson, Bronwen Bledsoe, Jing Carlson, Laurent Ferri, Dan McKee, Patrick Stevens, and Liren Zheng, for assistance and selection advice regarding international children's books.
About the Website, 2012
This Web site was hand-coded using XHTML 1.1, CSS2, and JavaScript 1.5 standards on a Mac Pro computer running Mac OS X Snow Leopard. It is best viewed at a screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher, using the latest available version of Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, or Safari.
Adobe Photoshop CS5 was used to resize and optimize derivative JPG and GIF image files from the original collection images, and to create additional Web site graphics.
The fonts used in all illustrative graphics are Burton's Nightmare and Blackadder ITC. The text font set is Verdana, Arial, sans-serif.
Updated Website, 2025
This online exhibition was migrated from Cornell University Library’s Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections webpages to the CUL Online Exhibitions site in 2025.
Website Migration and Development: Emily Toner, Cornell University Library Information Technology
Curatorial Updates and Consultation: Eisha Neely, Research Services Librarian