Archives & Special Collections

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Collections

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Agricultural & Natural Resources Collections

Collections of unique research materials that enhance understanding of Colorado’s agrarian and natural resource heritage.

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Water Resources Collections

Collections from individuals and organizations that have been instrumental in the development of water resources in Colorado and the West.

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University Archive

The institutional memory of CSU, which collects official copies of historically significant university records, faculty papers, photograph collections, and other materials documenting university history.

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Special Collections

More than 20,000 items from antiquities to the 21st century. Subject strengths include Vietnam War literature, feminist presses, equine medicine, water, agriculture, and other topical categories.

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Manuscripts

This collecting area focuses on areas outside the University Archives, water and agricultural resources. It contains materials of regional, cultural, or historic significance of individuals and communities in Northern Colorado or affiliated with Colorado State University.

Impact

Our staff and collections empower research and creative brilliance at Colorado State University. Learners and researchers benefit immeasurably when they can partner with expert librarians and archivists to explore distinctive materials to enhance their work.

Material Spotlight

Morello Cherry, ca. 1904
Morello Cherry, ca. 1904, by Dr. Miriam A. Palmer, Colorado State University professor of entomology and zoology, scientific artist and sculptor (1878–1977)
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