If, like Betty, you are still stunned by the contents of Don's secret box, here's a chance to get a closer look. Among the new featured items in the online Mad Men scrapbook is the Decree of Divorce for Don and the first Mrs. Draper. Be sure to check out the high resolution version where you'll learn what reason the couple gave for terminating their marriage. You'll also see just what Betty pointedly observed to Don: the date on which the divorce became official.

It's not the only new item in there either. Click through to see this week's additions plus earlier Season 3 mementos.

Salvatore Romano may no longer be on staff, but he certainly made his mark during his years at Sterling Cooper. Want a closer look at the campaigns his team have illustrated over the years? A click of the button will take you to the Sterling Cooper portfolio -- Belle Jolie, Right Guard, TWA? It's all in there, as are storyboards for the Utz and Patio commercials.

Betty Draper stages an extreme home makeover in Episode 7, revamping the traditional Draper living room with chinoiserie, and sleek modern touches (silk dupioni drapes, Murano glass vases, etc.). Then, much to her decorator's horror, Betty falls in love with a sherbert-colored Victorian fainting couch! While you're not likely to spot a fainting couch in an urban loft near you, Mad Men has seen its share of covetable mid-century furniture. We interviewed design expert Andrew Wagner, editor-in-chief of ReadyMade and founding managing editor of the cultishly revered Dwell, to identify iconic pieces from seasons past.

Want to see just who fell where in the Sterling Cooper organizational hierarchy that Puttnam, Powell & Lowe introduced in Episode 6? Check it out in our Mad Men Season 3 Scrapbook. Of course, with Guy MacKendrick out of the picture, the "reorganisation" is now moot, but you can still see who was slotted where... and who was forgotten.

You'll find the chart along with other items from Season 3 in the Mad Men Scrapbook.

Want a better look at the TWA pin that Sally discovers in Don's luggage? Or a breakdown of which Head of Accounts got which clients? It's all in the Season 3 Scrapbook as new memories and new mementos accumulate with every new episode of this season.

New season, new downloads: Season 3 wallpapers and icons are now available for your desktops and your instant message chat avatars. These Mac and PC-friendly choices include headshots of many Sterling Cooper employees -- as well as one blonde housewife from Ossining.

For your desktop, you can choose from the key promotional image of Don up to his knees in water, Peggy rising from the subway, Betty window-shopping or Joan sashaying down the street.

Who better to remind you that Season 3 starts on Sun., Aug. 16?

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As the Mad Men Season 3 premiere draws closer and closer (all together now: Sun., Aug. 16!), here's a new photo gallery to keep you occupied. Check out images of the cast both in the studio and walking around a New York City landscape. Have a favorite? Tell us in the comments section below.

Production prep for the dinner at Lutèce (Episode 3: "The Benefactor"). Jon Hamm discussing a scene with Director Phil Abraham (Episode 6: "Maidenform"). Bryan Batt cooling off with a mini fan (Episode 10: "The Inheritance"). These are just some of the photos you'll find in the behind the scenes photos from Season 2 of Mad Men.

When we last spoke with Janie Bryant, the costume designer for Mad Men, she explained the show's obsession with underwear, clued us in on Joan and Peggy's favorite accessories and why it's OK to ruin a vintage dress. Today, we've got a new slew of fashion photos, along with her explanations. Come behind the seams as we see how the clothes make the Mad Men...

It's become a cliche to say that Mad Men is a show with a phenomenal look but that doesn't make the statement any less true. Whether it's Janie Bryant's costumes or Peggy's new haircut, not a detail was spared to recreate the look and feel of the 1960s. Take a closer look for yourself with the photos from Episode 13, "Meditations in an Emergency," then start at the beginning to see images from all of Season 2.