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The Bing Wing basement in Green Library is temporarily closed for construction. U.S. Federal Documents and microforms are now housed offsite. The collections are accessible to the public, but materials need to be requested through SearchWorks, our online catalog, for delivery to Green Library. Please allow up to 48 hours for retrieval and plan your visit accordingly. For questions about government documents, contact govinfolib@lists.stanford.edu.

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A Vision of Paris: The Roxane Debuisson Collection at Stanford

Stanford University Libraries presents A Vision of Paris: The Roxane Debuisson Collection at Stanford, on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda of the Cecil H. Green Library from September 22, 2026 to January 24, 2027.

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California Historical Society Collection at Stanford

Containing materials from the early eighteenth century to the most recent past, the California Historical Society (CHS) Collection encompasses more than 600,000 items and is renowned for its rare and diverse range of materials, making it one of the most significant collections of California state and local history. 

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Last updated September 22, 2026