IN A "HOUSE OF MEMORY ": DISCOVERING THE PROVENANCE OF PLACE

Jeannette · Allis Bastian · Aarón Copland · Edward Arlington Robinson · Thornton Niven Wilder

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Libraries and Information Services

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The relationship between archives and collective memory is explored through the archival collections of the MacDowell Colony, an artists' retreat in New Hampshire. The author examines expanding concepts of provenance in determining how the collective memory uniting this collection guides its organization and access.

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