After passing a stand of trees on the left and buildings on the right, the archive reading room is in a six-story brick building, a converted dormitory, down the hill to the left. The entrance on the right as you face the building will take you to the second-floor reading room.
Archive documents are in a separate building from the reading room.
For gaining access to the archive, a letter from either a host institution in Moscow and a home institution is greatly appreciated. For a map showing the walking route to the archive, click here . For a pictorial tour of the neighborhood surrounding the archive, click here . To return to Tom Ewing's homepage, click here. My thanks to Randall Law for providing the directions I used to find the archive, to the Virginia Tech Humanities Program for the funding that made my trip possible, and to the European University in Moscow for hosting my visit.