Showing posts with label National Széchényi Library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Széchényi Library. Show all posts

Saturday, March 15, 2025

FUN LEARNING WITH HUNGARICANA #6 : LIBRARY COLLECTIONS : GOING FAR BACK INTO THE FOUNDING OF HUNGARY AS A NATION : BIBLE FROM 1533


The collections in the Hungaricana library links are also useful for historical and family history and genealogy research. Remember though that these are mostly BOOKS that have been preserved.  

LIBRARY HUNGARY - ARPAD ERA

Árpádkori okmánytár = Archives of the Árpád period


Museum publications
Archival publications
Archival documents 
Medieval documents 
Library documents
Local newspapers and history 
School yearbooks 
Old Hungarian Library 
Special collections 
Lutheran collection 
Catholic collection 
Calvinist collection 
Unitarian collections 
Jewish collection 
Diaspora collections

NOT SURPRISING IS THAT THERE IS A BIBLE COLLECTION.  

In the Roman Catholic collection, let's look at this link LIBRARY HUNGARICANA RMK 1.# BIBLIA UJSZOVETSEG
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Monday, March 3, 2025

FUN LEARNING WITH HUNGARICANA #3 : PICTURE and POSTCARD GALLERY - CASTLE FUZER

GALLERY HUNGARICANA  That's the start page!  Run the name of a place, a person, or a thing...

Over 40 pictures or postcards come up when doing this search using the term Fuzer. They come from the following sources: Fortepan,  National Szechenyi Library, Institute for Musicology (RCA), and The Zemplen Museum.

Using Fuzer up came these images: GALLERY HUNGARICANA HUNGARY : Search word FUZER

Click on the image and you will be taken to more information about it, including where it is located or which person or institution contributed it to Hungaricana.

GALLERY HUNGARICANA GROF KAROLYI LASZLO 



Gróf Károlyi László birtokán fekvő fuzeri (Abaúj m.) várromok

TRANSLATION : Füzéri (Abaúj m.) castle ruins on the property of László Count Károlyi

It also says that this was published through a book store in Satorujuhely and was taken by an amateur photographer.

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