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  • Archives of Pennsylvania Folklife and Ethnography
    Contains several thousand manuscripts, recordings and photographs documenting field-collected folk traditions and cultural behavior; arranged by project and genre, and cross-referenced for location, ethnicity, religion, tradition-bearer, and occupation. Finding aids available.
  • Mac Barrick Collection of Folklife and Regional History
    Contains manuscripts, documents, recordings, and photographs on Central Pennsylvania folklore, local history, folk art and architecture compiled by Dr. Mac Barrick (1933-1991), professor at Shippensburg University and other colleges and author of German-American Folklore. Includes indexes for folk proverbs, beliefs, narratives, and speech. Finding aids available.
  • John Yetter Collection of Steelton Historical Materials
    Contains over 2,000 photographs and hundreds of publications on Steelton, Pennsylvania--an ethnic-industrial community in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, known for the first mill in the United States built expressly for the manufacture of steel. Compiled by John Yetter, Steelton resident and author of Steelton: Stop, Look, and Listen. Finding aids available.
  • American Studies Resource Collection
    Contains vertical files of information relating to the history and practice of American and Pennsylvania studies. Finding aids available.
  • Sue Samuelson Papers
    Contains research and field notes of Dr. Sue Samuelson (1958-1990)--professor at Penn State Harrisburg, University of California-Berkeley, and Rutgers--relating to Pennsylvania foodways and festivals.

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