UCB Libraries

Klauder: Buckingham Library

Archives

The primary mission of the Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries, is to collect, preserve and make broadly available original source materials of enduring historical significance. The Archives' goal is to acquire materials on a broad range of subjects concerning the following principal subject areas: Western Americana, Politics, Labor, Environmentalism and Peace & Justice.

 

The Archives serves as the repository for the Boulder Campus and the University System Administration of the University of Colorado.

 

The Archives runs The US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School Archival Project, preserving the legacy of the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, located at the UCB from 1942-1946.

 

The Archives' objective is to serve as a repository for materials of international, national, state and local interest to the research community and the general public.

 

See Inside CU: CU Archives hold intrigue and important materials for scholars

 

See Faculty Director Bruce Montgomery's editorial, "Their Records, Our History" in the Washington Post.

 

E-mail and fax research requests must be accompanied by a name, postal address, and telephone number.

 

Photocopying and audio-visual reproduction services are available. Copyright restrictions may apply to selected collections. Please check with the Archives staff for further information.

University of Idaho

A listing of over 3500 websites describing holdings of manuscripts, archives, rare books, historical photographs, and other primary sources for the research scholar.

Iraqi Secret Police Files Seized by the Kurds during the 1991 Gulf War

Archives in the News
Newspaper citations featuring Archives activities.

 

Recent Acquisitions
New additions to Archives holdings.

 

Recent Initiatives
Major ongoing projects.

 

Archives: processing materials