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Past Accessions Collection

 Unprocessed Material
Identifier: WHC 01.2025.PAC WyCaC US

Content Description

The Past Accessions Collection consists of approximately 16 linear feet and over 900 files of individual or aggregate accessions of paper and possibly mixed materials made to the Casper College Library, its eventual special collections, and/or what became the Western History Center. The acquisition type for this collection is recorded as a deposit. It is not currently known if any of the materials were gifts, purchases or transfers though it is thought that some likely were any one of these different acquisition types. Originally stored in filing cabinets, accessions were numbered and arranged in the order in which they were added. Materials likely consist of items that fall into two different but complementary single repositories actively maintained as intellectually arranged and described units by the Library's Western History Center as of 2021. Materials in the Past Accessions Collection will not be disbursed to their respective single repository, but made discoverable and usable either individually or as part of the single collection. The origin or source of certain materials can be traced to existing papers, records, and other collections at times. These materials will have a corresponding relation field added to their existing papers, records or collections and vice versa when possible. They will not be incorporated as accruals at this time.

Acquisition Type

Deposit

Language of Description

English

Script of Description

Latin

Restrictions Apply

Yes

Use Restrictions

Materials in the Past Accessions Collection will not be available for access and use prior to box-level arrangement and description has been performed. Materials without access restrictions will have records in a separate collection or individual resource record available as a finding aid.

Metadata Rights Declarations

  • License: This record is made available under an Universal 1.0 Public Domain Dedication Creative Commons license.