Outside of Main: Collections of Other Northwestern Libraries

Location:	Chicago Campus - Arthur Rubloff Building
Architect:	Holabird & Root
Date Built:	1984
Collection Size:	680,000 volumes
Library Head:	Christopher Simoni

With its talented and service-oriented staff, access to a wide array of electronic information resources, and a rich collection of more than half a million volumes, the Pritzker Legal Research Center serves the research, teaching, and learning needs of law faculty and students, the larger Northwestern community, and the legal profession.


Inside the Pritzker Library

Located along Lake Michigan in the heart of Chicago's Gold Coast, the Pritzker Legal Research Center spans three buildings blended into an architecturally harmonious whole. The most recently constructed, the Rubloff Building, is home to the Anglo-American collection and the Hodes Rare Book Room. International and foreign legal materials are in the Gary and Coon Libraries.

In addition to its research collection of Anglo-American, international, and selected foreign legal materials, the Pritzker Legal Research Center has many historically significant first editions of classic legal materials and the U.S. Supreme Court papers of Associate Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, a 1930 alumnus of the Northwestern University School of Law.


Sheet music. "We'll See Them Through." Words and music by J.H. Wigmore, dean of faculty of the NU Law School from 1901 to 1929.		Hugo Grotius (1583-1645). The illustrious Hugo Grotius of the law of warre and peace, with annotations. London: Printed by T. Warren for W. Lee, 1654.

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