the papers of Charles Ives, Carl Ruggles, Quincy Porter, Horatio Parker, Virgil Thomson, Richard Donovan, and J. Rosamond Johnson. Moved to Sprague Hall of the Yale School of Music in 1955, the collection arrived in Sterling when the Gilmore Library was completed in 1997. Film Archive The Yale Film Archive, which holds collections of more than 7,000 film elements, including hundreds of unique 35mm and 16mm prints and original negatives, as well as more than 50,000 items in its circulating video collection, is located on the seventh floor of Sterling Memorial Library. The archive was established in 1982 and moved to a new headquarters in the library in 2021. The archive's collections date back to 1968, when Yale University acquired a small collection of 16mm prints for use in teaching film. Its collections now include original material by filmmakers including Mary Ellen Bute, Frank Mouris, Warrington Hudlin, and Willie Ruff. The Film Archive actively collects, preserves, and screens films in its collection, and is an Associate of the International Federation of Film Archives. Special collections In addition to the library's main collection, the library houses several significant special collections: The Yale Babylonian Collection, the largest collection of Babylonian cuneiform writing in North America; The library of the American Oriental Society, the oldest American learned society for area studies, whose catalog has been housed at Yale since 1855; The Map Collection, a collection of over 200,000 print maps as well as Geographic Information Systems data; Arts of the Book, a variety of materials related to printing, bookbinding, woodblock, and graphic design. Major editorial projects The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, a project founded in 1954 to collect and publish all the papers of Benjamin Franklin. The library received a major donation of Franklin's papers when Sterling opened in 1935, and the collection formed the basis of Yale professor Edmund Morgan's best-selling biography of Franklin. The Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies, a collection of approximately 4,500 video-recorded testimonies from witness and survivors of the Holocaust, deposited in the library in 1981. Boswell Editions, an edited collection of the papers and publications of Scottish lawyer James Boswell, the major biographer of the famous 18th century English literary figure Samuel Johnson. Wing STC Revision Project, an effort begun in 1933 by Yale librarian Donald Wing to compile a Short-Title Catalogue, a bibliographic reference for books printed in England and its colonies between 1641 and