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Skip to Main ContentFinding Aids are critical for anyone doing research in an Archive. A Finding Aid is a tool created by Archivists and Librarians to give researchers descriptions of the contents of each collection. It lets the researcher know the size of the collection, administrative background, access, biographical information and the overall arrangement of the collection. These items help the researcher determine if there is information in the collection that is pertinent to their research before visiting an Archive. Not all of our collections have been processed completely, but the Finding Aids for those that have been processed are listed below and can be found online by clicking the link.
These are the Finding Aids and Inventories which are currently available. As collections are processed, more will be published online.