The page for each archival collection has different parts of the finding aid displayed including:
When navigating the Collection Organization tab or the sidebar, information from the finding aid at the more granular series, folder, or item level may be displayed. When using ArchivesSpace, your search results may direct you to a specific folder or item. To better understand that folder or item, look at the breadcrumb-style directory information just below the title that indicates the name of the repository, collection, series (if applicable), and box for search results.
On the results page, you can sort results by:
Results can be filtered by by record types, subjects, and related names. These filters are listed in the column to the right of search results. The number to the right of each filter link shows the the number of results in each category.
Use the Search box on the right to search within results.
Archival description proceeds from the general (collection level) to the specific (container or series level). A finding aid contains descriptive information starting with the broadest aggregation of records (collection-level) and, when appropriate, the more specific (series, folder, or item level).
Please contact Special Collections or the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture for help finding collection material and to make appointments to access material.
Special Collections will respond to questions Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture will respond to questions Monday through Friday, 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM.