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Fales Library

New York University's Fales Library and Special Collections is located on the third floor of the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library at 70 Washington Square South (off of Washington Square Park) between LaGuardia Place and the Schwartz Plaza, in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. It houses nearly 200,000 volumes, and 10,000 feet…

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Fales Library

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related to Personal archives · 7
Fales Library → CarrollJerome CharynDennis CooperE, DoctorowMary Beth EdelsonRichard ForemanRiot, GrrrlRobert HammondKathleen HannaMary HarronSarah, JacobsonGroup MaterialJoseph NechvatalApril PalmieriElizabeth, Robert BlanchonJohn CanemakerMary Ellen, RobinsPeter StraubLynne TillmanDavid Wojnarowicz, The Fales Library
related to External links · 2
Fales Library → Fales Library Homepage, Finding Aids

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Dennis Cooperinstance ofArchival holdings range from the personal papers of writers0.80text
David Wojnarowiczinstance ofArchival holdings range from the personal papers of writers0.80text
Richard Foremaninstance ofArchival holdings range from the personal papers of writers0.80text
Lynne Tillman to the papers of publishing ventures such as High Risk Booksinstance ofArchival holdings range from the personal papers of writers0.80text
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Fales Libraryrelated to External linksFales Library Homepage0.60section
Fales Libraryrelated to External linksFinding Aids0.60section
Fales Libraryrelated to Personal archivesThe Fales Library0.60section
Fales Libraryrelated to Personal archivesRobert BlanchonJohn CanemakerMary Ellen0.60section
Fales Libraryrelated to Personal archivesCarrollJerome CharynDennis CooperE0.60section
Fales Libraryrelated to Personal archivesDoctorowMary Beth EdelsonRichard ForemanRiot0.60section
Fales Libraryrelated to Personal archivesGrrrlRobert HammondKathleen HannaMary HarronSarah0.60section

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