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THE EVOLUTION OF THE CORNELL SPIRES SLIDE INDEXING SYSTEM

A GROWING PROBLEM When I accepted the position as curator in the slide library of Cornell's Department of the History of Art I was not fully aware of the task ahead of me. The collection had been started in the early 1950s and was then primarily a private collection belonging to various faculty members. With the growth of the department the collection grew rapidly, without, however, the corresponding evolution of a cat alog or indexing/retrieval system capable of controlling the expanding volume of materials.