state archives

The history of the state archives can be traced back to the 17th century.

Many records were published on the state archives' Web site in early 2005.

He discovered little had been published on Irish history after 1922, and the state archives were closed until the 1980s.

The Russian state archives document these payments up until 1735.

The state archives were also built during this time.

Make a trip to the state archives in Trenton and you can read all about it, or try to.

Starting from 1928, regional chapters of the state archives department were created throughout the republic.

"This is not a difficult issue, it is in the state archives."

For these records, you will need to contact the appropriate State Archives.

Several of the architect's original drawings are preserved in the state archives.

The historical archive, first merged in 1971, was moved from the State archives.

The only areas where he called for more spending were improvements in river navigation, preservation of state archives, and public education.

Then she realized how onerous it could be to comb through the state archives.

The special commission is listed in the state archives in Austin.

State archives were begun in the 13th-century Kingdom of Lithuania.

In 1862 he was appointed secretary of the state archives at Dresden, and, a little later, keeper.

Students who elect to study appropriate optional courses can also find employment in state archives or similar institutions.

In the conventual buildings attached to this church are the state archives of Venice.

It was the first publicly funded, independent state archives agency in the United States.

The Turkish State Archives also became part of this organization.

Evidence of early misdeeds began piling up from newly-opened state archives in the 1980's.

Officials at the Texas state archives, the usual repository for governors' papers, have expressed concerns.

But the system remains a cumbersome and piecemeal hodgepodge of state archives.

"They'd be in state archives, assuming they still exist.

The state archives possess the papers of some governors, received as gifts or by persuasion.