Class Year
2011
Document Type
Blog Post
Publication Date
2-4-2011
Abstract
Hello everyone! This week as the Special Collections Fortenbaugh Intern I have been ushered from the figurative world of Archival processing methods and principles into the world of acid free paper and unprocessed collections! After having finished reading through the manual I discussed in my last post, Karen (Director of Special Collections) walked me through the unprocessed collections within the college's possession. After having told me a number of quirky stories attached to many of these collections, Karen gave me some time to explore the unprocessed material and see which collection most catches my eye. [excerpt]
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Recommended Citation
Green, Sierra R., "Acid-Free Paper, Unprocessed Collections, and Some French Farmers" (2011). Blogging the Library. 120.
https://cupola.gettysburg.edu/libinternblog/120
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The Interns at Gettysburg College’s Musselman Library captured their internship experiences since the spring of 2011. Over time the blog has featured Fortenbaugh, Smith, and Holley interns. They shared updates on semester long projects, responded to blogging prompts, and documented their individual intern experience.