Amelia V. Gallucci-Cirio Library: Archives & Special Collections

The  Fitchburg State University Archives and Special Collections were established in 1982 and operate within the Gallucci-Cirio Library. The Archives collect, organize, maintain and make accessible records and materials that have enduring value to the history of the University. Its primary function is to preserve institutional records that provide administrative, legal, fiscal and historical evidentiary value. In addition to Fitchburg State University records, the Archives collect and preserve materials that document the life and community of the University, which includes faculty, students, staff and alumni as well as it's engagement with the city of Fitchburg and local region.

We collect three major types of records:  University Records, Manuscript Collections and Special Collections. Special Collections refers to rare or valuable materials that are individually cataloged in our library catalog. This includes faculty publications, student theses, university publications, local history materials, and other items that have enduring value.

For further information on visiting our Archives & Special Collections or donating materials, please see our Collection Development Policy and Research Guidelines.