University of Mississippi

Introduction

This subject guide outlines Archives & Special Collections material related to the University of Mississippi.

Serial Publications Catalogued holdings of regularly issued reports, newsletters, and periodicals.

Published & Unpublished Histories Sources providing historical accounts of the university, athletic programs, academic departments, and other facets of the institution.

Manuscript Collections Brief descriptions of related archival material and links to collection finding aids.

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Departmental Information

Archives and Special Collections
PO Box 1848
University, MS 38677
3rd floor of the J.D. Williams Library

Phone: 662-915-7408
Fax: 662-915-5734
Email: archivesdept@olemiss.edu

Open Monday through Friday 8am - 5pm (except holidays)
Ask Special Collections Archives Website

New Guides

CHEM 115 - Chemistry Lab - Chemical Information

Southern Studies 102 - Cooley

History 490 - Howard

MKTG 465 - Advanced Campaign Planning

Mississippi Delta

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Digital Collections

Edward C. Boynton Photography Collection (available in the University Archives Photographs digital collection)

University of Mississippi Publications Collection

Sidna Brower Mitchell Photographs and Scrapbook

Western Union Telegram Collection

James W. Silver Collection

James E. Edmonds Collection

Integration of the University of Mississippi

Presidential Debate Collection

Elijah Fleming Collection (available in the University Archives Photographs digital collection)

Class of 1861 (available in the University Archives Photographs digital collection)

Gage Family Collection (Available in the University of Mississippi Civil War Archive.)

Other Campus Resources

For assistance with non-archival resources on higher education, see the main library's Education Subject Guide.

Other UM archival resources are available at the University of Mississippi Law Library (662-915-6616), the University of Mississippi Medical Center Library (601-815-9655), and University of Mississippi Sports Information (662-915-7522).

Online tutorials describe the differences between primary and secondary resources as well as finding and using the Archives & Special Collections.

The Department of African American Studies website hosts "Documenting the African American Experience at the University of Mississippi" which covers the period from 1848 to the present and includes text and images from a number of primary resources.

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