Manuscripts & Archives is a major center for historical inquiry and a teaching laboratory for Yale faculty and students. It also serves as the documentary memory of Yale University. The resources held by the department include over 1700 collections of personal and family papers and organizational records, the Yale University Archives, Yale publications, and over 10,000 hours of video testimonies from Holocaust survivors, liberators, and witnesses in the Fortunoff Video Archive. All researchers are welcome to use the collections and services. As a service to our patrons, Manuscripts and Archives provides information, where known, about copyright owners and terms governing the appropriate use of collection materials posted on this blog. We welcome any additional information or questions you might have. If you know more about an image on our website or if you are the copyright owner and believe we have not properly attributed your work, please contact us.

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