Moving Archives

Discover the essential guide for archivists in "Moving Archives," authored by Walter Jones and published by Scarecrow Press in 2002. This informative hardback spans 134 pages and is a valuable resource for anyone involved in archival moving. Featuring insights from eleven experienced archivists, the book delves into their recent experiences of relocating both collections and entire repositories.

Each contributor shares their unique physical and administrative contexts, detailing the complexities of their holdings, the meticulous planning involved in their moves, and the actual operations carried out. Readers will find a wealth of knowledge on successes, failures, and invaluable lessons learned throughout the process. "Moving Archives" is not just a collection of case studies; it is a comprehensive educational tool that equips professionals in the field of Library and Information Science with the expertise needed for effective archival management. Perfect for educational administration and general archival practices, this book is a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of archival relocations.