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Located in the lower level of the Karl E. Mundt Library at Madison, South Dakota, the DSU Archives collects, organizes, and preserves materials that document the history of the University and its activities.
The DSU archives houses the papers of Senator Karl E. Mundt, who served in the United States House of Representatives from 1939-1948, and the Senate from 1948-1973. The Karl E. Mundt Collection covers the period from his birth in 1900, to his death in 1974, and subsequent years of the charitable Karl E. Mundt Historical & Educational Foundation, which operated from 1962-2016.
The Karl Mundt Archives recognizes that materials exist in the collection that contain offensive language, images, or other forms of objectionable media. These materials are documentary, and were created within the context of their original time-period.
Preserving and providing access to these materials does not endorse any attitudes, behaviors, or prejudices therein. The Karl Mundt Archives is committed to upholding principles of free and open access to unmodified historical information, and endorses a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Contact:
820 N Washington Ave.
Madison South Dakota 57042 United States
archives@dsu.edu
The DSU archives houses the papers of Senator Karl E. Mundt, who served in the United States House of Representatives from 1939-1948, and the Senate from 1948-1973. The Karl E. Mundt Collection covers the period from his birth in 1900, to his death in 1974, and subsequent years of the charitable Karl E. Mundt Historical & Educational Foundation, which operated from 1962-2016.
Statement on Offensive Content
The Karl Mundt Archives is a repository of historical materials that some may consider objectionable, offensive, or bigoted. Primary source materials are important resources in the study of culture and society. We take our responsibilities in preserving and cataloging these materials seriously. We provide access to these materials for the purpose of scholarly research and analysis.The Karl Mundt Archives recognizes that materials exist in the collection that contain offensive language, images, or other forms of objectionable media. These materials are documentary, and were created within the context of their original time-period.
Preserving and providing access to these materials does not endorse any attitudes, behaviors, or prejudices therein. The Karl Mundt Archives is committed to upholding principles of free and open access to unmodified historical information, and endorses a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Contact:
820 N Washington Ave.
Madison South Dakota 57042 United States
archives@dsu.edu