St. Cloud State Buildings and Space Quik-Ref Material

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Reference code

SCSUArch-Bldgs-Collection

Level of description

Collection

Title

St. Cloud State Buildings and Space Quik-Ref Material

Date(s)

  • 1869 - 2023 (Creation)

Extent

One file drawer [in University Archivist office]

Name of creator

(1869-2023+)

Administrative history

St. Cloud State University was established by the state of Minnesota in 1869 as the Third State Normal School.

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Scope and content

The materials here are quik-ref files regarding campus buildings and spaces. The collection also includes nearby non-campus buildings, spaces, and geographical features, including the 10th Street bridge, Mississippi River, and Barden Park. In these files are a variety of material related to the building or space including newspaper clippings, press releases, dedication programs, and audio.

It is an artificial collection created sometime before 2007 but material is periodically added.

System of arrangement

The files are organized in alphabetical order.

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Conditions governing access

There are no access restrictions.

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Conditions governing reproduction

Permission to publish, quote, and reproduce must be secured from the copyright holder.

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      Archivist's note

      Finding aid created in December 2023 by Tom Steman.

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