Background
The University Archives photographic holdings consist almost exclusively of
unique images. In a few rare cases, the holdings include both a camera negative
and print of the same image. Because of the one-of-a-kind nature of these materials
and their extensive use by researchers, the following policies apply to their
duplication and use.
Duplication Services
The University Archives provides photocopy (both standard and color) and scanning
services for a fee, but reserves the right to restrict reproduction of its materials
due to condition, size, or donor requirements.
Photocopy: The University Archives will photocopy materials for patrons. Please the list immediately below for fees:
Scanning: Materials can be scanned for patrons. Patrons are required to pay the cost of any copy negatives that must be made, and the negatives are retained by the Archives. Prepayment is requested for all reproduction services and required for all orders over $10. Scans will be available for pick-up in the Archives within 7 business days. For orders that are to be mailed, please allow 2-3 additional business days for arrival. With special permission of the University Archivist and as staff time allows, "rush" orders may be accepted for an additional per-item charge plus a $20 rush fee. University accounts can be billed directly. Please the list immediately below for fees:
Service Fee: The University Archives charges a service fee for scanning orders.
Mailing Fee (applied when service fee is waived)
Fax Fee
Printing from Microfilm or Microfiche (letter size only)
Please see the Libraries' Self-Service Copying page for information about copy fees.
Borrowing
Archival materials are normally used only in the University Archives. However,
in extraordinary circumstances and with special permission from the University
Archivist, university departments and other organizations may borrow photographs
for use outside the Archives for a pre-determined period. The borrower must
provide for the security of the materials against loss or damage while they
are out of the Archives and is required to use the materials with the same care
and consideration that is practiced in the Archives. A "Receipt for Archival
Materials" form will be completed by the Archives staff and signed by the
borrower.
For photographic materials, borrowing is limited to duplicate prints and prints
for which the Archives holdings include an original (camera) negative.
Permission to Publish or Display
The Archives encourages use of reproductions of Archives photographs in publications
and public displays. However, permission must be obtained on the Archives' "Request
for Permission ..." form, available on the Reference
and Duplication Services page. Patrons are responsible for observing all
U.S. Copyright regulations.
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