Spotlight

Celebrating 150 Years of the City of Bryan, Texas

Cushing Memorial Library & Archives celebrates the 150th Anniversary of the City of Bryan, Texas. Explore historic photos of the city held in our collections. For more information about these items, other material related to the City of Bryan, or our broader collections please visit the Cushing Memorial Library & Archives website.

Despair, Survival, and Hope in Science Fiction’s Response to Environmental Change

Lewis Carroll's Alice has been loved by generations of readers since her debut in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" in 1865, and continually reimagined by artists and other creators all over the world.

A History of the State Through Maps

This exhibition features maps and books, documenting several centuries of exploration and political competition for one specific area of North America — Texas. With advancements in geographic knowledge, surveying techniques, and printing technology, one can begin to see Texas taking its now familiar form from the earliest depictions in the 16th Century.

Cartography Scavenger Hunt

A joint initiative between the Texas A&M University’s Cushing Memorial Library & Archives and the Bryan + College Station Public Library system to offer a virtual exhibit from Cushing’s Maps of Imaginary Places Collection. This exhibit is a part of the Collaborative Summer Library Program 2020: “Imagine Your Story”. This joint initiative offers the opportunity for people of all ages to let maps fire their imaginations and to encourage ongoing learning.