Smithsonian Institution Archives
The Smithsonian Institution Archives captures, preserves, and makes available the history of the Smithsonian.
The Smithsonian Institution Archives captures, preserves, and shares with the public the history of this extraordinary Institution. From its inception in 1846 to the present, the records of the Smithsonian's people, projects, and research provide a rich resource for scholars and the curious alike. The Archives serves as the institutional memory of the Smithsonian, ensuring that its history is not forgotten and remains accessible for future generations.
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Key Features of the Site
Digital Collections
Access thousands of digitized documents, photographs, and recordings from the Smithsonian's vast collections.
Research Tools
Comprehensive tools and guides to assist researchers in navigating the archives and collections.
Online Exhibits
Virtual exhibits showcasing highlights from the Smithsonian's archives, offering insights into its history and contributions.
Educational Resources
Materials and programs designed to support educators and students in exploring the Smithsonian's history and collections.
Conservation Efforts
Information on the Archives' efforts to preserve and conserve historical documents and artifacts for future generations.
Public Programs
Events and workshops that engage the public with the Smithsonian's history and archival collections.
Volunteer Opportunities
Opportunities for individuals to contribute to the Archives' mission through volunteering.
Donation Information
Guidelines and processes for donating materials to the Smithsonian Institution Archives.