SIA
Annual Report FY 1998



Director's View

Staff and Associates



Overview

Administration

National Collections Program

Institutional History Division

Technical Services Division

Archives Division

Holdings Use

Outreach and Public Programs

Professional Activities



Appendices

A: SIA Organizational Chart for FY98

B: Volume of Holdings Summary

C: Chart of Volume Growth

D: Sources of Holdings

E: Records Center Services

F: Reference Service Statistics

G: Exhibition Loans (Outgoing)

H: "Research in Progress" Lecture Series

I: Publications of OSIA Staff & Associates

J: Publications Using OSIA Holdings

List of Abbreviations



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Smithsonian Institution Archives

Archives Division

Institutional History Division

National Collections Program

APPENDIX B: Volume of Holdings Summary
(in Cubic Feet as of 30 September 1998)1

Archives
1997 Total
Added 1998
Discarded 1998
1998 TOTAL
Smithsonian Records
16,145.98
705.10
56.58
16,794.50
Oral/Videohistory
30.93
0.48
0.00
31.41
Professional Society Records2
1,741.49
59.75
1.00
1,800.24
Donated Personal Papers3
2,987.74
71.98
1.01
3,058.71
Total Archives
20,906.14
837.31
58.59
21,684.86


Records Center
1997 Total
Added 1998
Discarded 1998
1998 TOTAL
Courtesy Storage4
84.50
35.00
48.00
71.50
For Appraisal5
230.50
0.00
150.50
80.00
For Disposal6
1,351.10
384.25
223.00
1512.35
Total Records Center
1,666.10
419.25
421.50
1663.85
TOTAL HOLDINGS
22,572.24
1,256.56
480.09
23,348.71


1For approximate linear shelf meters, divide cubic feet by 2.44.
2Official records of scholarly and professional societies that have designated the Smithsonian Archives as their official repository.
3Personal papers of principal Smithsonian staff and research associates.
4Materials held in temporary custody as a courtesy to other Smithsonian units.
5Materials awaiting determination of potential archival value.
6Inactive Smithsonian records that are not of permanent value, but that must be retained for a time to satisfy statutory and other regulatory requirements.

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