Collections/Archives

The Woodstock Historical Society collection includes letters, diaries, manuscripts, maps, books, journals, paintings, textiles (such as clothing, quilts, costumes, and beaded purses), artifacts (such as clocks, spittoons, buttermolds, and trade signs), photographs, photographic slides, glass plate and film negatives, agricultural items (such as ox muzzles), decorative and fine arts, sound audio tapes and oral histories, archeological and ethnographic artifacts, furnishings, and other items that date from the mid-1700’s to the present time.

Finding Aids

A Finding Aid is a document written by archivists to describe an archival collection. A Finding Aid describes the history of a collection and the arrangement of material, to help a user navigate the contents of the collection and identify material relevant to their research.

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