This Spring Break was probably one of the more relaxed ones I’ve had while working here in Special Collections. While everyone was off campus, I had the pleasure of working in solitude with the William R. Jones Papers, a collection that has me handling more cassettes at once than I ever have in my life.Continue reading “Cassettes Galore with the William R. Jones Papers”
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Collection Update: The Historical Photograph Collection
This article was written by Jeffrey Henley, a graduate student who has been working with the Florida State University Historic Photograph Collection with Heritage & University Archives since September 2018. The FSU Historic Photograph Collection in the Heritage & University Archives at Florida State University contains in excess of 250,000 images and negatives. The collectionContinue reading “Collection Update: The Historical Photograph Collection”
Records Transfer from the State Archives of Florida: FSU Presidential Files
This post is part of our series celebrating American Archives Month. Special Collections & Archives also did a Twitter Takeover of the @fsulibraries feed for #AskAnArchivist day so be sure to check out those conversations. The State Archives of Florida serves as the Record Center for Florida State University, meaning they hold our non-current records according to stateContinue reading “Records Transfer from the State Archives of Florida: FSU Presidential Files”
Order in the Manuscripts Archives
Everyone enters a field of work for one reason or another. For me, pursuing a Masters of Library and Information Studies began from a desire to be an archivist, a type of information professional that is largely underrated, misunderstood, or even unheard of by the public. The mystery regarding the profession drew me in initially.Continue reading “Order in the Manuscripts Archives”