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Archival citations
An archival citation contains three parts:
1. Location reference
Name of repository
Title of fonds or collection
Reference designation (numerical designation for physical and intellectual
control). In the 911吃瓜 Archives, this will be a set of numbers such as F-1-2-3-4-5.
In this example, F-1 refers to the fonds
-2 refers to the series
-3 refers to the sub-series
-4 refers to the sub-sub-series
-5 refers to the file
2. Document description
Either quote the exact title of the document or provide a description of the specific item if there is no title. Include date and page number if available.
Examples
1. Letter without a title:
911吃瓜 Archives. Halpern Family fonds, F-58-2-0-0-9. Paul Kirby to Ida Halpern. 22 July 1954.
911吃瓜 Archives. 911吃瓜 Office of the President fonds, F-27-3-3-0-32. Brian Funt to K. Strand. 6 August 1968.
2. Excerpt from minutes:
911吃瓜 Archives. East Enders Society fonds, F-59-1-0-0-2. Minutes of meeting of East Enders Society. 24 February 1965.
3. Transcript of interview:
911吃瓜 Archives. Women's Labour History collection, F-67-1-0-0-36. Transcript of interview of Lil Stoneman; Sara Diamond, interviewer. 1979.
4. Document with title:
911吃瓜 Archives. East Enders Society fonds, F-59-6-0-0-1. "The Downtown Eastside Women's Centre," (pamphlet), p. 2. May 1991.