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Business History in the United States: A Guide to Archival Collections GHI Reference Guide | 25 13 Preface 15 About the Editor 19 Archival Collections (arranged alphabetically by state and city) 19 ALABAMA Birmingham 1. Birmingham Jeff erson History Museum Montgomery 2. Alabama Department of Archives and History Tuscaloosa 3. University of Alabama 23 ALASKA Anchorage 4. University of Alaska, Anchorage Juneau 5. Alaska State Library 25 ARIZONA Tempe 6. Arizona Historical Foundation Tucson 7. Arizona Historical Society 8. University of Arizona Libraries 28 ARKANSAS Fayetteville 9. Arkansas Historical Association 10. University of Arkansas 29 CALIFORNIA Berkeley 11. Institute of Industrial Relations Library Beverly Hills 12. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Burbank 13. Walt Disney Archives Carson 14. California State University, Dominguez Hills Davis 15. University of California, Davis Fresno 16. California State University, Fresno Mountain View 17. Computer History Museum Stanford 18. Stanford University 43 COLORADO Castle Rock 19. Douglas County Libraries Colorado Springs 20. Old Colorado City Historical Society Denver 21. Colorado Historical Society 45 CONNECTICUT Bloomfi eld 22. CIGNA Corporation Hartford 23. Connecticut Historical Society 24. Connecticut State Library Mystic 25. Mystic Seaport – The Museum of America and the Sea Storrs 26. University of Connecticut Libraries 58 DELAWARE Wilmington 27. Delaware Historical Society 28. Hagley Museum and Library Winterthur 29. Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum 2 GHI REFERENCE GUIDE | 25 74 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington 30. George Washington University 31. Georgetown University 32. Historical Society of Washington, DC 33. International Monetary Fund 34. Library of Congress 35. National Archives and Records Administration 36. National Building Museum 37. National Museum of American History, Archives Center 38. National Museum of American History, Jerome and Dorothy Lemelson Center 39. National Public Radio 40. World Bank Group Archives 108 FLORIDA Orlando 41. University of Central Florida Tallahassee 42. Florida State University Tampa 43. University of Southern Florida Libraries 114 GEORGIA Atlanta 44. Delta Air Transport Heritage Museum 45. Emory University Savannah 46. Georgia Historical Society 119 HAWAII Captain Hook 47. Kona Historical Society Honolulu 48. University of Hawaii at Manoa Library Wailuku 49. Maui Historical Society Waipahu 50. Hawaii Plantation Village 125 IDAHO Moscow 51. University of Idaho Library BUSINESS HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES 3 126 ILLINOIS Chicago 52. Chicago History Museum 53. University of Illinois at Chicago 129 INDIANA Evansville 54. University of Indiana Terra Haute 55. Indiana State University West Lafayette 56. Purdue University Libraries 137 IOWA Ames 57. Iowa State University Iowa City 58. University of Iowa State 141 KANSAS Lawrence 59. University of Kansas Manhattan 60. Kansas State University Topeka 61. Kansas State Historical Society 145 KENTUCKY Berea 62. Berea College Frankfort 63. Kentucky Historical Society Highland Heights 64. Northern Kentucky University Lexington 65. University of Kentucky Louisville 66. University of Louisville 151 LOUISIANA Baton Rouge 67. Louisiana State University Libraries 4 GHI REFERENCE GUIDE | 25 Lafayette 68. University of Louisiana, Lafayette New Orleans 69. Notarial Archives Research Center 70. Tulane University 71. University of New Orleans, Lakefront 72. Xavier University of Louisiana Ruston 73. Louisiana Tech University 164 MAINE Brunswick 74. Bowdoin College Orono 75. University of Maine Portland 76. Maine Historical Society 169 MARYLAND Baltimore 77. Maryland Historical Society 78. University of Baltimore College Park 79. University of Maryland 175 MASSACHUSETTS Babson Park 80. Babson College Boston 81. Boston Athenæum 82. The Boston Public Library 83. Harvard Business School 84. Massachusetts Historical Society Cambridge 85. Harvard University, Houghton Library 86. Harvard University, Schlesinger Library 87. MIT Libraries Chestnut Hill 88. Boston College Lowell 89. American Textile History Museum 90. University of Massachusetts at Lowell BUSINESS HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES 5 North Dartmouth 91. University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth Library Salem 92. The Peabody Essex Museum Sturbridge 93. Old Sturbridge Village Waltham 94. Bentley College 206 MICHIGAN Allendale 95. Grand Valley State University Libraries Ann Arbor 96. University of Michigan, Bentley Historical Library 97. University of Michigan, Special Collections Library Dearborn 98. The Henry Ford, Benson Ford Research Center Detroit 99. Detroit Public Library Kalamazoo 100. Western Michigan University 219 MINNESOTA Minneapolis 101. Charles Babbage Institute 102. Target Corporation 103. Minnesota History Center 225 MISSISSIPPI Hattiesburg 104. University of Southern Mississippi University 105. University of Mississippi Libraries 228 MISSOURI Cape Girardeau 106. Southeast Missouri State University Columbia 107. University of Missouri, WHMC–Columbia Kansas City 108. University of Missouri, WHMC–Kansas City St. Louis 109. Missouri History Museum 6 GHI REFERENCE GUIDE | 25 110. University of Missouri, St. Louis 111. Washington University Libraries Springfi eld 112. Missouri State University Rolla 113. Missouri University of Science and Technology 235 MONTANA Bozeman 114. Montana State University Libraries Helena 115. Montana Historical Society Missoula 116. Maureen and Mike Mansfi eld Library 238 NEBRASKA Lincoln 117. University of Nebraska 239 NEVADA Las Vegas 118. University of Nevada, Las Vegas Reno 119. Nevada Historical Society 120. University of Nevada, Reno 243 NEW HAMPSHIRE Concord 121. New Hampshire Historical Society Durham 122. University of New Hampshire Hanover 123. Dartmouth College Plymouth 124. Plymouth State University 247 NEW JERSEY Freehold 125. Monmouth County Historical Association Library and Archives Glassboro 126. Rowan University Newark 127. Historical Society of New Jersey BUSINESS HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES 7 New Brunswick 128. Rutgers University, Alexander Library Piscataway 129. Rutgers University, Thomas A. Edison Papers Princeton 130. Historical Society of Princeton 256 NEW MEXICO Albuquerque 131. Center for Southwest Research Las Cruces 132. New Mexico State University Santa Fe 133. New Mexico State Archives 261 NEW YORK Albany 134. New York State Archives 135. SUNY, Albany Binghamton 136. Binghamton University Libraries Bronx 137. The Bronx County Historical Society Ithaca 138. Cornell University New York 139. AXA Equitable Archives 140. Columbia University Business and Economics Library 141. New-York Historical Society 142. NYSE Euronext 274 NORTH CAROLINA Durham 143. Duke University 279 NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck 144. State Historical Society of North Dakota Fargo 145. North Dakota State University Grand Forks 146. University of North Dakota 8 GHI REFERENCE GUIDE | 25 283 OHIO Akron 147. The University of Akron Cleveland 148. Case Western Reserve University 149. Cleveland Public Library Columbus 150. Ohio Historical Society Youngstown 151. Youngstown Historical Center 295 OKLAHOMA Norman 152. University of Oklahoma Oklahoma City 153. Oklahoma Historical Society 298 OREGON Eugene 154. University of Oregon Portland 155. Oregon Historical Society Research Library 303 PENNSYLVANIA Bethlehem 156. Lehigh University Harrisburg 157. State Library of Pennsylvania Hershey 158. Hershey Community Archives Lancaster 159. Lancaster County’s Historical Society and President James Buchanan’s Wheatland Philadelphia 160. Free Library of Philadelphia 161. Historical Society of Pennsylvania 162. Library Company of Philadelphia 163. Urban Archives Pittsburgh 164. Sen. John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center 165. University of Pittsburgh West Chester 166. Chester County Archives and Record Services BUSINESS HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES 9 333 RHODE ISLAND Providence 167. Brown University, John Carter Brown Library 168. Brown University, Special Collections 169. Johnson and Wales University 170. Rhode Island College, Special Collections 171. Rhode Island School of Design Archives 337 SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston 172. College of Charleston 173. South Carolina Historical Society 341 SOUTH DAKOTA Pierre 174. South Dakota State Historical Society Vermillion 175. University of South Dakota Library 176. University of South Dakota, Dept. of American Indian Studies 344 TENNESSEE Knoxville 177. University of Tennessee Libraries at Knoxville Martin 178. University of Tennessee at Martin Nashville 179. Tennessee State Library and Archives 347 TEXAS Houston 180. Rice University Midland 181. Permian Basin Petroleum Museum San Antonio 182. University of Texas at San Antonio 351 UTAH Cedar City 183. Southern Utah University Logan 184. Utah State University, Special Collections 185. Utah State History, Research Center 10 GHI REFERENCE GUIDE | 25 354 VERMONT Barre 186. Vermont History Center Burlington 187. University of Vermont 356 VIRGINIA Blacksburg 188. Virginia Tech Richmond 189. Valentine Richmond History Center 190. Virginia Historical Society 368 WASHINGTON Seattle 191. University of Washington 369 WEST VIRGINIA Charleston 192. West Virginia Archives and History Morgantown 193. West Virginia University 371 WISCONSIN Appleton 194. Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Madison 195. Wisconsin Historical Society Milwaukee 196. Johnson Controls, Inc. 197. University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Libraries 377 WYOMING Laramie 198. University of Wyoming 379 Index of Individual and Business Names BUSINESS HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES 11
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