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Bucks County Orientation February 2, 2013 Mercer Museum

Project Goal:  To make better known and more accessible the often hidden archival collections in the many small, primarily volunteer-run historical repositories in the greater Philadelphia area, such as local historical societies, historic sites, and small museums with archival collections

Project Goal:  To make better known and more accessible the often hidden archival collections in the many small, primarily volunteer-run historical repositories in the greater Philadelphia area, such as local historical societies, historic sites, and small museums with archival collections Funded by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Project Staff:  Matthew Lyons, Project Supervisor/HSP Director of Archives and Collections Management  Jack McCarthy, Project Director  Andrée Mey Miller, Project Coordinator  Celia Caust-Ellenbogen, Project Surveyor  Faith Charlton, Project Surveyor

Primary Objectives

 Identify & create online directory of all small archival repositories in five-county Philadelphia area

Primary Objectives  Identify & create online directory of all small archival repositories in five-county Philadelphia area  Survey archival collections of these repositories & make descriptive information on the collections publicly available in online searchable database

Primary Objectives  Identify & create online directory of all small archival repositories in five-county Philadelphia area  Survey archival collections of these repositories & make descriptive information on the collections publicly available in online searchable database  Promote findings of project to historical community and archival profession

Secondary Objectives

 Serve as a resource for area small archival repositories

Secondary Objectives Serve as a resource for area small archival repositories:  Provide information to repositories on their collections

Secondary Objectives Serve as a resource for area small archival repositories:  Provide information to repositories on their collections  Provide advice & assistance, where possible offer training

Secondary Objectives Serve as a resource for area small archival repositories:  Provide information to repositories on their collections  Provide advice & assistance, where possible offer training  Develop archival internship program

Secondary Objectives Serve as a resource for area small archival repositories:  Provide information to repositories on their collections  Provide advice & assistance, where possible offer training  Develop archival internship program  Process select collections

What constitutes a “small repository”?

To be eligible for inclusion, an institution must:

What constitutes a “small repository”? To be eligible for inclusion, an institution must:  Be a private, non-profit institution whose primary mission is history related

What constitutes a “small repository”? To be eligible for inclusion, an institution must:  Be a private, non-profit institution whose primary mission is history related  Not employ a full-time professional archivist

What constitutes a “small repository”? To be eligible for inclusion, an institution must:  Be a private, non-profit institution whose primary mission is history related  Not employ a full-time professional archivist  Have archival collections available to the public

 Be a private, non-profit institution whose primary mission is history related  Not employ a full-time professional archivist  Have archival collections available to the public There are an estimated small archival repositories in five-county Philadelphia area

o Phase One: 14-month pilot project, July September 2012, focusing on two counties: Philadelphia & Montgomery

o Phase Two: 2-year project, October October 2014, focusing on entire five-county Philadelphia area: Bucks, Chester, & Delaware Counties, and remaining repositories in Philadelphia & Montgomery Counties

Phase I Results (through September 2012)

 Identified some 60 eligible repositories in Philadelphia & Montgomery counties

Phase I Results (through September 2012)  Identified some 60 eligible repositories in Philadelphia & Montgomery counties  Surveyed & assessed archival holdings of 47 repositories:  541 collections totaling 4,666 linear feet of materials

Phase I Results (through September 2012)  Identified some 60 eligible repositories in Philadelphia & Montgomery counties  Surveyed & assessed archival holdings of 47 repositories:  541 collections totaling 4,666 linear feet of materials  Created summary finding aids to 541 surveyed collections; posted finding aids to online searchable database

Phase I Results (through September 2012)  Identified some 60 eligible repositories in Philadelphia & Montgomery counties  Surveyed & assessed archival holdings of 47 repositories:  541 collections totaling 4,666 linear feet of materials  Created summary finding aids to 541 collections; posted these finding aids to publicly accessible online searchable database  Issued detailed reports to repositories, including collections descriptions & assessments and information for managing their archival holdings

47 Repositories Surveyed in Phase I

Montgomery County  Conshohocken Historical Society  Goschenhoppen Historians, Inc.  Highlands Historical Society  Historical Society of Fort Washington  Historical Society of Montgomery County  The Historical Society of Trappe, Collegeville, Perkiomen Valley  Historical Society of Whitpain  Horsham Preservation and Historical Association  John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove  Limerick Township Historical Society  Lower Merion Historical Society  Lower Pottsgrove Historical Society  Millbrook Society  Montgomery Township Historical Society  Old York Road Historical Society  Pennypacker Mills  Pottsgrove Manor  Pottstown Historical Society  Springfield Township Historical Society  St. James Community History Center  Sunrise Mill  Union Library of Hatboro  Upper Moreland Historical Association  Welsh Valley Preservation Society  Wissahickon Valley Historical Society  Worcester Historical Society Philadelphia County  1st Regiment Infantry Museum  American Swedish Historical Museum  Awbury Arboretum  Bridesburg Historical Society  Byberry Library  Chestnut Hill Historical Society  East Falls Historical Society  Eastern State Penitentiary  Fireman's Hall Museum  Germantown Historical Society  Glen Foerd on the Delaware  Grand Army of the Republic Civil War Museum and Library  Historical Society of Tacony  John Bowman Bartram Special Collections Library  John J. Wilcox Jr. GLBT Archives of Philadelphia  Mummers Museum  Philadelphia Sketch Club  Ryerss Museum and Library  Strawberry Mansion  Woodford Mansion  The Woodlands Mansion and Cemetery

Phase I (through September 2012): 47 repositories in Philadelphia & Montgomery Counties Yellow = Historical societies (22) Red = Historic sites (14) Blue = Museums (6) Green = Other (5)

Project websites: for-pennsylvania-small-archival-repositories d=collections/pacscl/repositories2 Social Media: repositories