Documenting Labor Inside and Out
Conclusion
Introduction |
From posters to pins and correspondence to contracts, the records that
document labor can vary widely. Yet regardless of their form, they all serve to preserve
the history of the labor movement. When stored at an archival repository, the records
of labor--and the valuable information they contain about individual workers, individual
unions and their locals, about the lives of workers, and the labor movement in
general--are available to a wide audience of users.
We hope you have enjoyed this exhibit. Comments, questions, or
suggestions are welcome, as are inquiries regarding the collections in the Archives of Public
Affairs and Policy. We also welcome information regarding potential additions
to those holdings. For all inquiries, please contact:
Brian Keough, Head
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