We are accepting internship proposals for a variety of majors and project types! The Special Collections & Archives Division also offers internships to aspiring future archivists, curators, librarians, and more. Internships in SC&A are customized experiences built to focus on the development of a particular set of skills, including but not limited to:
If you're interested in a Special Collections & Archives Internship, please email Mandi for more information about the process and start collaborating on your internship today.
During this in-person or virtual appointment, Special Collections & Archives staff will work with you to discuss your research needs and make recommendations for which materials in our collections could fit that need. After your Research Consultation Appointment, you will be able to schedule a Research Appointment with Special Collections & Archives staff to come to the reading room and use your requested materials.
Please email the Archives Clerk with any general research inquiries, or reach out to the Coordinator for Special Collections & Archives with any questions, concerns, or for more information about the research consultation and research appointment processes.
Photograph of William W. Cease with Jaguar, ca. 1964. LRH002.30 William W. Cease Papers
Photograph of Fredonia Normal School building, ca.1890. UC008.03 Photographs, University Collections & Records Archive
Map of Lands Reserved by the Indians According to the Treaty Made with Them in 1797, 1797. DC004.02 Holland Land Company Maps, Holland Land Company Archives Digitized Microfilm
Courtesy of Municipal Archives of Amsterdam; Nederlandse Document Reproductie B.V.
Photograph of Alfred Zweig, Arosa, 1934. SC001.04 Stefan Zweig Collection, Alfred Zweig Collection
Cover of Sigurd Rascher Plays the Saxophone, 1960. SC002.10.1 Audio Recordings, Sigurd M. Rascher Collection
Tin Type Photograph of Abriam Orton, ca. 1860s. LRH002.19 Abiram Orton Papers
Interior of Victorian Valentine, ca. 1900s. LRH002.35 Valentines, Nichols Ephemera Collection
Photograph of Maytum Hall Sit-In Protest, 1970. UC008.03 Photographs, University Collections & Records Archive
Correspondence of Benno Geiger to Stefan Zweig, 1910. SC001.01 Correspondence, Stefan Zweig Collection
Photograph of Meeting at Forest Temple, Lily Dale Assembly, ca. 1910s. LRH002.26, Lois Potter Collection
Photograph of Fire at Fredonia Normal School, 1900. UC008.03 Photographs, University Collections & Records Archive
Headshot Photograph, Sigurd M. Rascher. SC002.08.3 Visual Media - Photographs, Sigurd M. Rascher Collection
Postcard of Fox Cottage at Lily Dale Assembly, ca. 1910. LRH002.35 Western New York Postcards, Nichols Ephemera Collection
Photograph of Two Women Sawing a Log at the College Lodge, ca. 1950s. UC008.03 Photographs, University Collections & Records Archive
During the Fall & Spring Semesters, regular hours for Reed Library's Special Collections & Archives Division are:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
CLOSED Saturday & Sunday
To make a Research Consultation Appointment for the use of Special Collections materials, please complete the Research Consultation Request form.
Walk-in requests are not accepted, and appointments are mandatory.
Special Collections & Archives are located on the 1st floor of the Carnahan-Jackson Center (accessible through the main floor of the Daniel A. Reed Library) on the campus of the State University of New York at Fredonia. View a Google Map of our location.
Contact the Archives Clerk at special.collections@fredonia.edu for general inquiries,
or contact the Coordinator of Special Collections & Archives directly.
PH: +1 716-673-3183
To make a research appointment for the use of Special Collections materials, please complete the Archives Research Consultation Request form.
Walk-in requests are not accepted, and appointments for the use of materials are mandatory.
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