Records are stored in a humidity- and temperature-controlled stack area, and preservation requirements, including deacidification, lamination, mylar encapsulation, and archival bookbinding, are carried out by the staff of an in-house conservation laboratory. Records are made accessible to the public in a search room open five days each week, through photocopies produced by an in-house photolab, and through the interlibrary loan of microform. The State Archives also maintains several special collections, including maps, photographs, church records, and newspapers.
The books listed here represent but a small selection of Maryland materials published by or available from the Archives. In addition to other works in history, biography, records, and genealogy, the Archives offers historic maps, the state flag and seal in various forms, a paper preservation kit, the complete Archives of Maryland in microfilm, and more.
Providence -- 1649 opens a fascinating window on the material culture of daily life in the seventeenth-century Puritan settlement on the Severn River. Using artifacts from Maryland and Dutchpaintings, this booklet reveals the significance of Dutch goods and building techniques in colonial Maryland.
Records are stored in a humidity- and temperature-controlled stack area, and preservation requirements, including deacidification, lamination, mylar encapsulation, and archival bookbinding, are carried out by the staff of an in-house conservation laboratory. Records are made accessible to the public in a search room open five days each week, through photocopies produced by an in-house photolab, and through the interlibrary loan of microform. The State Archives also maintains several special collections, including maps, photographs, church records, and newspapers.
The books listed here represent but a small selection of Maryland materials published by or available from the Archives. In addition to other works in history, biography, records, and genealogy, the Archives offers historic maps, the state flag and seal in various forms, a paper preservation kit, the complete Archives of Maryland in microfilm, and more.
Providence -- 1649 opens a fascinating window on the material culture of daily life in the seventeenth-century Puritan settlement on the Severn River. Using artifacts from Maryland and Dutchpaintings, this booklet reveals the significance of Dutch goods and building techniques in colonial Maryland.
Imprint | Maryland State Archives |
Country of origin | United States |
Series | Studies in Local History |
Release date | February 1995 |
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Authors | Al Luckenbach |
Dimensions | 279 x 216 x 3mm (L x W x T) |
Format | Paperback - Trade |
Pages | 32 |
ISBN-13 | 978-0-942370-41-6 |
Barcode | 9780942370416 |
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LSN | 0-942370-41-4 |