The New York State Archives is a comprehensive resource for creators of records, researchers, and community members in Buffalo, NY. They offer a range of services including records management, preservation, grants, workshops, and research assistance. With a focus on serving the needs of New Yorkers and future generations, the State Archives provides access to archival records, training opportunities, and educational resources.
Through their Scheduling and State Agency Services, the State Archives develops retention and disposition schedules for state agencies and local governments, while also providing records management advice and training. They operate the State Records Center, offering cost-effective storage and retrieval services for inactive records of New York State agencies. Access Services coordinates the transfer of records and makes information available to the public through various online resources. Additionally, the State Archives offers grants, preservation services, workshops, and researcher services to support the management and accessibility of historical records.
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