Springer Science+Business Media B.V. / Cox / Archival Management / Records Repositories Information Systems / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Library of Congress / College Library Center / Library of Congress’ Notes / Library of Congress’ / Arch Sci Introduction Perhaps / American Library of Congress / Arch Sci History / The University of Texas / /
IndustryTerm
analytical and descriptive tool / descriptive tool / referral tool / content-based descriptive systems / record / descriptive products / descriptive media / communicative networks / automated networks / descriptive systems / classificatory systems / mainframe software system / internal access tools / bibliographic information network / online access / online library catalogs / online finding aids / /
NaturalFeature
Italian peninsula / /
Organization
A. Dillon School of Information / Congress / University of Texas at Austin / National Union / Society of American Archivists / Ohio College Library Center / Committee on Finding Aids / Mediums Committee / Canada-U.S. Task Force on Archival Description / National Information System Task Force / National Historical Publications and Records Commission / Manuscript Division / Public Archives Commission / National Archives and Records Service / /
Person
J. C. Fitzpatrick / MARC AMC / Arch Sci / Theodore Schellenberg / Andrew Dillon / Waldo Leland / Duff / Ciaran B. Trace / Harris / /
Position
model / director / Chief Assistant / driver of much subsequent genre research / representative / archivist / head / historian / /
Arch Sci DOIs10502ORIGINAL PAPER The evolution of the finding aid in the United States: from physical to digital document genre