Archives 101 (American Association for State and Local History)
by Lois Hamill
Archives 101 by Lois Hamill, from the American Association for State and Local History, introduces essential archival principles and practices. This foundational text equips readers with the knowledge to manage and preserve historical records in state and local contexts, making it ideal for beginners in the field.
About This Book
Archives 101, published by the American Association for State and Local History, serves as an introductory resource on archival fundamentals. Written by Lois Hamill, it provides core knowledge for those entering the field of archives management.
The book covers basic concepts relevant to state and local history preservation. It emphasizes practical approaches to handling archival materials effectively.
Designed for beginners, this work aligns with professional standards in historical archiving. It supports the development of skills needed for maintaining accessible and durable records.
Through its structured content, Archives 101 aids in understanding the role of archives in cultural heritage. It remains a valuable starting point for aspiring archivists.
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