The Special Collections Department at the University of Pittsburgh is hosting a Fall Open House on November 3rd from 2-4pm in the Hillman Library Reading Room to showcase primary source materials that demonstrate the evolution of ideas through the creative process. Attendees can view selections from the Lycee Louis Le Grand general files from 1827, Wilfrid S. Sellars Papers from 1899-1990, and Frank Plumpton Ramsey Papers from 1920-1930. RSVPs are requested by October 27th.

1. Special Collections Department invites you to…
Fall Open House
Lycee Louis Le Grand general files, Illustrations,
1827.
Box 6, Folder 1
Wilfrid S. Sellars Papers, 1899-1990, ASP.1991.01,
Archives of Scientific Philosophy, Special Collections
Department, University of Pittsburgh.
Early Notebooks
Box 7, Folder 1
Frank Plumpton Ramsey Papers, 1920-1930, ASP.1983.01, Archives of Scientific Philosophy, Special
Collections department, University of Pittsburgh.
Thursday, November 3
2–4 p.m.
363 HILLMAN LIBRARY,
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
READING ROOM
This Open House theme is “Evidence
of Evolving Thought: Primary Source
Material in Special Collections.”
We will be exhibiting selected
material that demonstrates the
process of creation – how thought
evolves throughout the creation
process.
Please RSVP to uls-
specialcollections@mail.pitt.edu
by October 27th!
Time: 1-3pm