central archive

Would the way to the central archives still be open?

This, I realised, would take me under the city to the central archives.

Preservation emerged with the establishment of the first central archives.

Finally he had the central archives of the order in Vienna sorted out and extended.

"There's little about them in central archives, but from what I gather, they were a pretty insular community.

The central archives of the former East German secret police agency will be opened to the public on a regular basis, officials said.

How did I know that the room of machines and the rightward-leading tunnel to the central archives ought to lie two levels below?

Eventually, home music collections could become obsolete, as recorded music becomes available from central archives on demand.

Unfortunately, departmental finding aids, such as docket books, have often not been preserved in central archives.

Many teller machines currently record videotapes that must be collected every 24 hours and delivered to a central archive.

'Central Archives has dug up something surprising.

It acts as the national archive for Poland and holds the central archives of the Poland government.

Real names, of course, so there are records of birth duplicated in central archives, but normally no actual surviving friends or relatives."

The ELM acts as a central archive, in particular, of Estonian literature and folklore.

Israel's national Holocaust museum, Yad Vashem, is the world central archive of Holocaust-related information.

British Steel Record Services (London) The Corporation maintains a central archive, and also regional collections.

This was done to refute allegations that the reconstruction of such a central archive would only cause the material exclusively reserved for a small circle of scholars.

It served as a central archive for manuscripts and historic documents connected to the composer and a central research center related to him and his family.

In 1789, during the French Revolution, the Archives Nationales was established and later, in 1794, transformed into a central archives.

An arm of the United States Geological Survey, it is the Government's central archives for all the nation's nonmilitary satellite imagery and aerial photography.

In addition, 130 files from Central Archives are in the hands of the Austrian Ministry of the Interior.

This is a universal appliance that archives an organization's digital records, ensuring that companies meet all legal requirements and guidelines, making them available through one central archive.

There was also a central archive, popularly known as "the nuclear registrar," where any and every piece of the Soviet or Russian nuclear munitions is registered.

The historian is also designed to be used in distributed systems, having a single node dedicated to archival and several others sending concentrated measurements to the central archive.

In addition to central archives in the National Library's facilities and at the Preus Museum, there are 25 regional archives, organized by counties.