For everyone peeling #potatoes today or tomorrow, we’re thankful for you! These fine tubers come from Deutschlands Feld-und Gartengewächse (1852)by C.G. Calwer #scientificillustration #thanksgiving #plantsofinstagram #tubers #calwer

The Lloyd Library houses about 150,000 volumes of books and periodicals, 3,000 linear feet of archival manuscripts, and 3,000 museum artifacts relating to botany, pharmacy and medicine, scientific and natural history, and the visual arts. hubs.ly/H0DCTh70

#MycologyMonday Lehrbuch der Praktischen Pflanzenkunde in Wort und Bild (ca.1880) by Carl Hoffmann

Happy Women’s History Month!!! We are very excited to announce that the first episode of Dear Elizabeth (a four-part serial podcast) is out! elissayancey podbean.com/media/share/pb… #lucybraun #annettebraun #elizabethbrockschlager

Check out elissayancey's fellowship lecture from last night! #womeninscience #lucybraun #annettebraun #elizabethbrockschlager youtu.be/BReWC84QpGw

We mourn the loss and celebrate the life of our Chairman of the Board, Paul Sittenfeld. He helped set a new direction for our organization through his vision and leadership. We will miss Paul’s warm and colorful personality as we enter our next chapter. bit.ly/38VuCgg

Listen to the final episode of Dear Elizabeth! podbean.com/ew/pb-8eaj4-fe…

The one on the left is from our copy of A Natural History of Birds by Eleazar Albin and on the right is from @biodivlibrary, contributed by @silibraries. These copies were hand-colored by Albin so every copy is different. Thee Smithsonian’s copy is more accurate.

#VOTELLOYD VOTE for our phototgraphs in the 2021 Ohio Archives Month poster contest featuring images of Ohio outdoors. We submitted lovely photographs of covered bridges from our Elizabeth Brockschlager collection. Voting ends May 7. udayton.iad1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9A…

Help us shape our future! The Lloyd Library & Museum has a distinguished past. In a changing world, our goal is to meet the needs of today's and tomorrow's audiences. Reply by 1/14 please. surveymonkey.com/r/MJJBL3G

If you’re working on a project about plants, botany, or history of science/medicine, check out the research fellowships Lloyd Library 🌱 Such an amazing collection! Deadline Nov 1 lloydlibrary.org/fellowships/

Delivering a short online talk tomorrow night (Dec. 1, 7pm EST) about my recent research with Lloyd Library on British painting, gardening, and plant hunting in the 19th century 🌱 🎨 🌸 Registration link below if you’re interested! lloydlibrary.org/event/evergree…

We are very excited for this program! Emory Herbarium Dr. Cassandra Quave🌿⚕️ pharmacognosy.us us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Just us this Wednesday Feb 15th as Oberlies Research Group and I discuss exciting stories of #DrugDiscovery from plants! This session will be moderated by Dr. Barry O'Keefe from National Cancer Institute ! Registration info available below. Emory Herbarium Chem + Biochem UNCG

Today at 12:30 on ⁦91.7 WVXU⁩ : Can 20th century 'sick rooms' help stop the spread of disease today? - with ⁦Carl Fichtenbaum⁩ and ⁦Lloyd Library⁩ fellow Elizabeth Yuko on #CincinnatiEdition wvxu.org/show/cincinnat…

Listen as Dr. Curry talks about the work she and other scientists are doing to understand and support polar bears -- in zoos and in the wild. can we do to help this iconic and beloved wildlife species? podbean.com/ew/pb-npzur-14…

Did you know that there are over 30,000 species of mushrooms? We learned a lot about mushrooms and plants yesterday at the Lloyd Library. We also learned about the history of the library and the Lloyd brothers. You can book a visit for free!

Tomorrow night at 7 p.m. EST join us virtually to here Dr. Nicholas Oberlies duscuss Fungi as a Source for Drug Discoveries. Oberlies Research Group pharmacognosy.us us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…