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Women in the Military Collections |
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University Colorado Denver |
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Institute on WWII & the Human Experience
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Personnel collections of military & home front women
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Florida State University Department of History Tallahassee, FL 32306
850/644-9033
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Oveta Culp Hobby’s personal papers including a great deal of information from her time in the Army. Also contains her oral history—probably unfinished but available.
Good on-line finding aid for the Hobby collection |
Fodren Library Rice University 6100 Main Street Houston, TX 77005
713/348-5698 |
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Vietnam papers and oral histories
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The Vietnam Center and Archive Texas Tech University Lubbock, TX 79409
806/742-9010
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1. Minerva: Quarterly Report on Women and the Military Collection
2. Official repository for WASP documents
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Texas Woman’s University Libraries Denton, TX 76294
940/898-3701 |
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Letters, papers, photographs, published materials and oral histories of women veterans. Manuscript collection and 200 oral histories. WWI to present —strongest WWII. |
University of North Carolina Greensboro 1400 Spring Garden St. Greensboro, NC 27402
336/334-5000 |
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300+ books on women in the military and some documents
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The Prizker Military Library 610 N. Fairbanks Ct Chicago, IL 60611
312/587-0234
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1000+ oral histories, personal records, letters, scrapbooks, etc. Newspaper clippings, ephemera
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WIMSA Arlington National Cemetery Washington, DC 20042
800/222-2294
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Studies, policy documents, investigations, hearing transcripts, GAO reports, data on active duty, reserve and Guard women. Newspapers clippings Some books.
Not online, not cataloged. From late 80s to present. Data from 1948 onward.
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Search Service
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Thesis and dissertation data bases as well historical and current newspaper search tools.
Fee based service |
800/521-3042 |
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The Sophia Smith Collection of Women's Archives at Smith College has collections of letters, photographs, oral histories and other personal papers of women who served in World War I and II, the Vietnam war and Afghanistan and Iraq wars. They include WACs, officers, nurses, war correspondents, and USO volunteers, as well as war relief workers, war correspondents, and women on the home front. The Smith College Archives houses the records of the Smith College unit of WAVES, and Smith women involved in war relief work. |
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