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The first state-funded historical agency in the US. Founded in 1901 to collect and preserve historical materials of the people of Alabama.
The Alaska State Archives, established in 1970, permanently preserves valuable government records that document Alaska's history.
American Samoa's Office of Archives and Records Management (OARM) is a branch of the Dept. of Administrative Services. The archives are primarily a records management service for government offices, but it also serves the general public with government archives and records information needs.
The state archives collects, preserves, and makes available to the public and branches of government, permanent public records, historical manuscripts, photographs and other materials that contribute to the understanding of Arizona history.
Collecting, preserving, and making available to the public, 200 years of Arkansas documents and history.
The California State Archives collects, catalogs, preserves, and provides access to historic state government records as well as some local governments. The Archives collection primarily consists California state agency records, and records from the governor's office, state legislature, the State Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeal.
Colorado State Archives preserves the State’s permanent legal records and information and promotes their use by the citizens of Colorado. They are the legal repository for selected historical and contemporary records and information generated by state and local governments in Colorado.
The State Library curates many resources, from public records and research to history, genealogy, and more. They administer the Connecticut Documents Depository program and host a large collection of the Connecticut’s newspapers.
The repository for records of Delaware state and local governments, the Delaware Public Archives contains census materials, birth, death, tax assessments, probate/estate records, land deeds, and military records. Also included are State, legislative, and judicial records, as well as local city government records.
These repositories hold administrative, architectural, engineering, fiscal, genealogical, historical and legal records.
The Florida State Archives collects, preserves and makes available for research historical records of state government, as well as private manuscripts, local government records, photographs and other materials that complement official state records.
Historic records, and general assembly records, county and state boundary records are made available to the public. Responsible for accessioning and physical processing of records. Describes the Archives’ records and books through indexes and catalogs; maintains the Division’s web site and databases.
Records of the National Archives at San Francisco are comprised of Federal records from northern and central California, Nevada (except Clark County), Hawaii, American Samoa and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. These archives are mostly genealogical records.
The archives collect, preserve, and makes available Hawaiʻi government records dating from the monarchy to the current legislative session along with papers from individuals and organizations, photographs, and other ephemera, offering digital archives and research services.
The Idaho State Archives (ISA) and Research Center provide public access to a large and unique collection of materials that relate to the history of Idaho and the West, including photographs, books, maps, manuscripts, oral histories, and government records.
State and local government records of administrative, legal, or historical value. Genealogical records are also available for research.
The Indiana State Archives provides access to historical government documents, and those that contribute to Indiana's heritage. Archives accessible to the general public include genealogical and historical archives, closed-school transcripts, and tours and programming.
The Iowa State Archives holds historic state government records organized by record groups reflecting government structure and function.
The Kansas State Historical Society archive collections and services are accessed in person and virtually through a variety of web-based resources.
Kentucky State Archives include Birth and Death records for 1852 through 1910:
(1852-1862, 1874-1879, 1891-1910) birth and death city registers for four Kentucky cities: Covington, Lexington, Louisville, and Newport, death certificates for 1911-1967, marriage records, census and Military records, judicial records (Civil, Criminal, Court of Appeals and Supreme Court), and wills and deeds.
The Louisiana Digital Media Archive combines state archives with local public television station archives along with Louisiana history through oral history interviews, politics lectures, campaign commercials and newsreels.
The Maine State Archives, a bureau within the Department of Secretary of State, houses historical material including the original state constitution, reported election results, legislative bills, and policies and research created by state agencies among much more.
The State Archives is the repository for government records. Its holdings date from Maryland's founding in 1634, and include colonial and state executive, legislative, and judicial records; county probate, land, and court records; church records; business records; state publications and reports; and special collections of private papers, maps, photographs, and newspapers.
The Massachusetts Archives holds the official records created by Massachusetts state government. Holdings are organized by agency and date from 1629 to the present.
The Archives of Michigan preserves Michigan government records and those of other public institutions. The collections also include documents, maps, photographs and film from private individuals and organizations.
A repository of state archival, documentary, photographic, archaeological, and museum collections, and a center for research.
Archives of Mississippi-related resources including government records, historic papers, documents, photographs, maps, and audiovisual media.
The official repository for state records of permanent and historical value.
Established in 1865, one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the West, this collections of artifacts, photographs, and documents. In 1969, it became the official state Archives and the repository for state agency records of permanent value.
Home of current state records, such as election records. Records of historical Nebraska are located at: Nebraska State Historical Archives
The Nevada State Archives preserves and provides access to records that document the history of Nevada's government dating back to 1851. The Archives' holdings include more than 19,000 cubic feet of territorial and state government records and over 14,000 images of Nevada peoples and places.
The Division of Archives and Records Management preserves documentation of the history of New Hampshire state government institutions, making them available to the public.
The state archives is an official research center for public historical records such as land documents, probate records, and military service papers, film and local newspapers produced by the New Jersey Newspaper Project. Records date from New Jersey’s founding in 1664, as a British colony, to the present.
The repository of state government records and the custodian of numerous private papers and manuscript collections. The State Archives is the primary steward of New Mexico’s documentary heritage.
Archives of state and city government records.
The State Archives of North Carolina, Government Records Section, Outer Banks History Center, and Western Regional Archives have holdings in a variety of formats. Some digital state archives are available on the Internet Archive, some visual archives are available on Flicker. North Carolina Maps can be found online here. The State Archives of North Carolina also has a YouTube channel includes research tutorials and videos from the audio-visual history collection.
The North Dakota State Archives has holdings of the State Historical Soclety of North Dakota and is the official repository of North Dakota’s state and local government historical records for all branches of government Manuscript collections include letters, diaries, photos, maps, and unpublished materials from individuals and organizations. Archives also include books, periodicals, maps, newspapers, audio recordings electronic records and resources, and moving images.
Housed at Northern Marianas College as part of NMC's Library Programs and Services, the CNMI Archives preserves historical, political and cultural records, texts, audio-visual materials, and artifacts of enduring value for the people of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands and the Micronesian region.
State and local government records.
Preserves permanent records of Oklahoma's state agencies and provides research facilities for public access.
Provides access to Oregon's government records, offers research services, and maintains an online catalog for public use.
The Pennsylvania State Archives collects, preserves and makes available for study the public records of the Commonwealth, with attention given to the records of state government. The State Archives also collects papers of private citizens and organizations relevant to Pennsylvania history.
These archives provide genealogical, ancestral and/or historical information specific to Puerto Rico. We collect, preserve and deliver historical and genealogical information and records. The database holds records from non-circulating private collections, government archives, donated materials and other resources.
The state archives houses letters, photographs, important state documents recording Rhode Island’s history.
The South Carolina Department of Archives and History is an independent state agency whose mission is to preserve and promote the heritage of the state.
The State Archives of the South Dakota State Historical Society is located at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre, SD. The State Archives collects, preserves, and provides access to records documenting the history of South Dakota and its people.
These archives offer access to Tennessee's historical records, digital collections, and provides services for educators and genealogists.
The Texas State Archives preserves and documents Texas by making available for research the official records of Texas government, as well as other historical resources. The State Archives includes government records dating back to the 18th century, as well as newspapers, journals, books, manuscripts, photographs, historical maps, and other historical resources. All three branches of Texas government are accountable to the people. Taken together, the holdings of the Texas State Archives provide a historical foundation for present-day governmental actions and are an important resource for Texas studies.
The territorial archives are housed at the Enid M. Baa Library on St. Thomas and the Florence Williams Library on St. Croix under the government of the US Virgin Islands, Department of Planning and Natural Resources, Division of Libraries, Archives, and Museums.
Offers online access to Utah's historical records, research guides, and digital archives for public use.
The Vermont State Archives consists of state public records. Vermont archival records document the rights of citizens, the decisions of government and the history of the State of Vermont.
The Library houses a collection of materials on Virginia government, history, and culture. The collections illustrate the varied past of the commonwealth, documenting the lives of Virginians.
The archive houses primary and secondary source documents, photographs, and databases; lists collections and other materials available in the State Archives; with research guides and assistance for genealogists.
The library archives and museum collections preserve and make available materials about Wisconsin and North American history.
The State Archives preserves Wyoming state public records. These records document the history of our state and the activities of Wyoming’s government office. The Archives also collects non-government records that contribute to an understanding of the state’s history.
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