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Jun 17, 2024 · The Clara Thomas Archives and Special Collections consist of university records, private papers, rare books, maps and other primary source material acquired to support research and learning by the university’s faculty, students, and a community of international scholars.
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York University Libraries is the academic library system for the York University community, with access to rich collections, teaching and research support.
This portal provides a searchable database of the over 700 archival fonds available at the university's academic archives. Some archives will be described to a greater detail than others, based on patron demands and institutional priorities.
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The Archives welcomes a wide variety of users including: 1. university administrators seeking information from records deposited in the University Archives; 2. faculty and students pursuing specific research projects; 3. alumni and the general public 4. for visitors to campus Through the provision of services to these constituencies Archives and Sp...
Copies are made for private study / research purposes only and not for reproduction or publication in print, or online, without the consent of the copyright owner. Copying is also dependent on the fragility and format of the material. Copies cannot be transferred to other individuals or institutions without the written consent of York University Ar...
Photographs of archival material can be taken by patrons at no charge, once they have secured permission from an archivist.
Scans can be made for private study / research purposes only and not for reproduction or publication in print, or online, without the consent of the copyright owner. Scanning is also dependent on the fragility and format of the material. Same day service for scanning is not be possible, please inquire about the current turnaround time when placing ...
If patrons plan on consulting audiovisual materials in the archives, please provide archives staff with prior notice (5-16 weeks ideal), so that stable access copies can be digitized for use in the reading room. Reproductions of audio and visual recordings held in the archives can be made for private study / research purposes only and not for repro...
Archival materials can be consulted only in the ASC Reading Room. Somepublished items from Special Collections may be borrowed through Interlibrary Loan if the recipient institution is an Academic Library in Ontario and can provide secure, supervised reading services.
York University Libraries offer several means of access to the Libraries' public access computers by guests through Library Guest Accounts. Temporary accommodation arrangements can be made by contacting CSBO Accommodation & Conference Services directly or, the Executive Learning Centre at the Schulich School of Business. The Campus Services and Bus...
The Clara Thomas Archives is located in room 305 of Scott Library on York University's Keele Campus. Please direct any comments or questions to staff by e-mail. Additional information available in Staff Profiles.
NYU Libraries’ special collections and archives house significant resources, rare books, personal papers, University history, and more. Additionally, they sponsor numerous events throughout the year and contribute widely to many publications.
York University Libraries (YUL) is the library system of York University in Toronto, Ontario. The four main libraries and one archives [1] contain more than 2,500,000 volumes. [citation needed] History. The first York library opened in 1961 at Glendon College and was housed in Falconer Hall.
This portal provides a searchable database of the over 600 archival fonds available at the university's academic archives. Some archives will be described to a greater detail than others, based on patron demands and institutional priorities.
