Made up of three divisions–museum, library, and botanical gardens–The Huntington is world-renowned for its collections and research centers. Its library, with more than eleven million items, and its collections of British art are of particular significance. Join Melinda McCurdy, curator of British Art, and Dan Lewis, Dibner Senior Curator for the History of Science and Technology for an exploration of some of The Huntington’s remarkable treasures in its drawing, print, book, and manuscript collections.