A detailed guide to copyright law. Understanding Archives and Manuscripts by James M. O'Toole. Society of American Archivists, 1990. The CLRC Regional Archivist is charged with working with organizations that collect and preserve historical records, and with organizations that create records that will have historical value to future generations such as businesses, civic groups, and clubs. Membership is not necessary for workshop participation.
Membership is open to individuals and organizations.
311 Montgomery St., Syracuse 13202 Also check with Town, Village, City or County offices for the names of the Municipal Historians for your locale, and your local and county historical society. They can provide referrals or assistance in caring for your family papers. The Central New York Library Resources Council, familiarly known as CLRC, has facilitated resource sharing among libraries since 1967. CLRC serves libraries and library systems in Madison, Oneida, Herkimer, and Onondaga Counties. Council programs for the preservation of library and archival materials include not only libraries, but archives and historical societies in the region.