The 澳门老奇人论坛 Libraries preserves important primary source documents so that community members can access them for years to come.
We offer a variety of manuscripts, letters, books, and other valuable materials that help unveil our community history.
Our physical collections are not available for checking out, but can be visited on-site.
While not all of our materials are digitized, many of them are available in our digital archives collections.
Explore the wide variety of manuscripts, recordings, and other historical materials University Libraries has to offer. We've highlighted some of the collections in our and .
Our physical and digital collections of Appalachian material document the history and culture of Southwest Virginia, and larger Appalachia.
Hear and see university and local history. From Appalachian performance, to Conversations with Alumni, and the March for Our Lives movement - our collection has something for every audience.
This collection of videos showcases the musicians we feel are true masters of the banjo, an instrument that has intrigued and obsessed players for a few centuries.
This collection showcases interviews and conversations with veterans who have connections to Radford, VA. Provided in partnership with other local heritage institutions.
Contains official records, documents, publications, photographs and other materials related to the history of 澳门老奇人论坛.
The RUC Library houses a collection that documents the forerunners of 澳门老奇人论坛 at Carilion, spanning from the early 1900s to 2019. Access is by appointment only.
Contains more than 6,000 books, including the core collection originally housed in the library when 澳门老奇人论坛 first opened as the State Normal and Industrial School at East Radford, Virginia, in 1913.
Additional physical and digital collections housed in the University Libraries collection of manuscript and archival materials.
Oral history interview of participants in the Women鈥檚 March on Washington on January 21, 2017.
We鈥檙e here to help you use the archives for whatever your project might entail. Explore our guidance on using the archival collections, schedule an appointment to view RUC archives, or email our archives staff.