CUL COLLECTIONS

Central University Libraries (CUL) Digital Collections includes the online digital collections from the six Central University Libraries. Our ongoing projects include the creation of digital collections of SMU oral and photographic histories, politics, Southwestern art, Texas currency notes, specialized film collections, and more.

CUL Digital Collections are part of SMU Digital Collections.

DIGITAL SERVICESNorwick Center for Digital Services

CUL’s Norwick Center for Digital Services (nCDS) provides a full range of digitization and digital library services. NCDS works with CUL to scan, transfer and capture digital files for many types of original source formats; create web display and playback files for video, audio, image, and text; and develop metadata schema for digital collections and their related archives.

For more details about the extensible framework we have created to build digital collections using ContentDM, read our “SMU ContentDM Guide: Framework for Building a Collection.”

Contact Us:
SMU Norwick Center for Digital Services
ncds@smu.edu


Historic Government Publications from World War II The Federal Depository Library is SMU's digital preservation partner for this collection. Tomatoes on your Table Millions for Defense War Facts Your War and your Wages U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsmen Browse Historic Government Publications from World War II.

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The Historic Government Publications from World War II collection has been moved to a new web site. You should be redirected automatically after 15 seconds. The home page for the new site is: http://digitalcollections.smu.edu/all/cul/hgp.

SMU has published two other digital collections of World War II materials: the Melvin C. Shaffer World War II Photographs and the Frank J. Davis War II Photographs. The Melvin C. Shaffer World War II Photographs and images depict the indigenous populations and local conditions of North Africa, Italy/Southern France, and Germany from the years 1943 to 1945. Frank J. Davis’ frontline photographs and images portray life during World War II, including images from Washington, DC; Italy; France; and Saipan.