Historic Preservation

The New York State Archives is dedicated to serving creators of records, researchers, and community members by providing programs and services that document the history of New York State. They develop records retention and disposition schedules for state agencies and local governments, offer records management advice and training, and operate the State Records Center for efficient storage and retrieval of inactive records. Access Services coordinates transfers of records and provides information to the public, while Researcher Services grants access to archival records and assists researchers in their search. The Archives also offers education resources, grants for local governments, preservation services, and workshops/webinars to help manage records effectively. The Documentary Heritage Program supports the preservation of New York's historical records through training, assessment services, and grant funding, ensuring equitable access to the state's historical record. With a commitment to diversity and accessibility, the State Archives welcomes visitors to their research room and provides email and phone reference services. They strive to be a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the rich history of New York State.Generated from the website