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formerly the Archives and Collections Society |
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General Archive Policy"Archive - a place where public records or historic documents are kept. Historical record or document so preserved."
"Collection - a group of things collected or gathered together, e.g. of literary materials, works of art etc."
The overall policy, defined at the time of our founding under the name of “The Archives and Collections Society” (see our name change in the Canada Gazette) in 1999 and still valid today, is:
Two main collections of yachting books and magazines are: the "Robert Davis Collection" and the "Stormy Weather Collection". The directors of the Naval Marine Archive – The Canadian Collection are proud to recognize Mr. Davis as a resident of exceptional historical importance in Prince Edward County; the sailing yawl Stormy Weather's place in history is also deserving of a permanent memorial. Both these collections have been gathered over half a century with a general focus on sailing vessels. For Federal and Provincial grant purposes, it is proposed to orientate the purposes of the Naval Marine Archive – The Canadian Collection towards the preservation of historical documents and related artifacts concerning:
Specifically, matters concerning:
will take some precedence, but certainly not limit the scope of the Naval Marine Archive – The Canadian Collection which now includes the “Ross Richardson Aeronautical Collection” and is complemented by many fonds which support our main goals.
In 2003, the Naval Marine Archive – The Canadian Collection became the home of the Canadian Society of Marine Artists and each organization enhances the other.
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Copyright © 2011 |
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Revised: 3 December 2011 |