Last featured in the 09-08-2006 Scout Report, the Rossetti Archive continues to be a fine resource for scholars, students, and members of the general public interested in exploring the work of the nineteenth-century poet and artist. This archive is perhaps best explored via the exhibits & objects section, where items are organized into twelve categories. Nine of these categories contain works created by Rosetti, including his double works (containing the piece The Girlhood of Mary Virgin, which encompasses both visual art and poetry), pictures, translations, and correspondence. The three remaining categories include related texts (works by other nineteenth-century writers and artists who influenced Rosetti or, conversely, were influenced by Rossetti) and related works by other artists (which includes illustrations inspired by Rosetti). Visitors interested in conducting their own research will also want to check out the bibliography section. The Rossetti Archive was completed in 2008, so visitors interested in checking out more recent scholarship will want to continue their research elsewhere.