Roundup: Links to a Growing List of Library Coloring Books as “Color Our Collections Week” Begins

Monday (February 1, 2016) is the beginning of the “Color Our Collections Week” coloring event being organized by The New York Academy of Medicine.
In Their Own Words:

As you may know by now, there is a coloring craze going on. And we want libraries and their patrons to join in the fun!
Inspired in part by a recent twitter exchange with the Biodiversity Heritage Library, we are starting a week-long special collections coloring fest on social media, using the hashtag #ColorOurCollections. There is so much great coloring content in special collections, especially when looking at early illustrated books meant to be colored by hand.

A number of coloring books available for on-demand printing (PDFs) are already online as well as collections of images to download and color.
If you color a picture, your encouraged to share it on social media using the hashtag, #ColorOurCollections.
Here’s a roundup with DIRECT links to some of the coloring books and/or images already available online.
We will update this post with more as they become available.

• Baylor University (Armstrong Browning Library)

• Biodiversity Heritage Library (Event Homepage, Link to Images on Flickr)

• Bodleian Libraries (U. of Oxford) ||| Event Homepage

• Dittrick Medical History Center Rare Book Collections (Case Western Reserve University)

• Folger Shakespeare Library

• James Madison University

• New York Academy of Medicine

• New York Public Library

• The Open Library

• University of North Carolina Libraries

See Also: More Libraries Participating in Color Our Collections Week

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