Delta State University
Archives and Museum
The Delta State University Archives Department supports the teaching, research, and public service activities of the University by collecting, preserving, and making accessible historical manuscript collections that document the history and culture of Mississippi in general, and the Mississippi Delta region, in particular. The collections are open to faculty, staff, students, visiting researchers, and the general public. The Archives is located in the Charles W. Capps, Jr. Archives and Museum Building, which was completed in November 1997.
Hours of Operation
The University Archives' Reading room and gallery hours for
fall and spring semesters are as follows:
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Monday |
8am – 12pm, 1pm – 5pm |
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Tuesday |
8am – 12pm, 1pm – 5pm |
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Wednesday |
1pm – 5pm |
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Thursday |
8am – 12pm, 1pm – 5pm |
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Friday |
8am – 12pm |
The University Archives' Reading room and gallery hours for
summer semesters are as follows:
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Monday |
7:30am – 12pm, |
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Tuesday |
7:30am – 12pm, |
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Wednesday |
1pm – 4:30pm |
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Thursday |
7:30am – 12pm, |
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Friday |
7:30am – 12pm |
The University Archives' Reading room and gallery hours for
interim sessions are as follows:
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Monday |
8am – 12pm, 1pm – 4pm |
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Tuesday |
8am – 12pm, 1pm – 4pm |
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Wednesday |
1pm – 4pm |
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Thursday |
8am – 12pm, 1pm – 4pm |
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Friday |
8am – 12pm |
Use of the Collection
Patrons who wish to use the collections will be required to complete a registration form and show a photo I.D. For the protection of the materials, no pens are allowed in the reading room. Items in the collection do not circulate. In order to provide better assistance, we prefer that you let us know you are coming (662-846-4780) or e-mail at archives@deltastate.edu. The Archives provides a number of services to patrons on and off campus.
Fees & Services
A listing of fees and services is available at this website.