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University of Minnesota Archival Collection Guides
An archival collection guide, sometimes called a finding aid, is a descriptive inventory of a group of archival records, personal papers, or manuscripts. It may be a brief summary, or a detailed description and inventory. The collection guide describes the origin, extent, dates, contents, topics, and organization of the records.
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The University of Minnesota Libraries collect and preserve a vast array of materials that support interdisciplinary research. The collections are available to anyone with a desire to explore, discover and learn. The Libraries support teaching and learning for the University community, K-12, and lifelong learners, and sponsor an active program of exhibitions and programs that are open to the public.
This database contains collections from Crookston, Duluth, Morris, and the Twin Cities campuses. To access the collections found on the University of Minnesota Collection Guides, please contact the individual collection unit or repository, which can be found on the individual Collecting Areas page.
