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The Missionary Church Archives, the Otis Bowen Museum & Archives, and the Civil Rights Heritage Center's Small Collection
What it is: the valley's university archive holds three collections this build's notes name. Inside the Bowen Library stand the Missionary Church Archives and the Otis Bowen Museum & Archives, carried by the Libraries leg's archive survey. The Civil Rights Heritage Center's Small Collection holds the 1967 Directory of Negroes in Business — located there by the Black History leg, unexamined: the Black business and professional roll's settling source, named at full size. Ball Band's company records at the university's archives are the named settling source for the works' employment series, likewise unpulled.
Its standing, from this build's experience: "located, unexamined" is a finding, and the build prints it as one: the directory exists, its home is known, and the roll it would settle stands open in the Black History file at exactly that strength.
Where it fails: a located collection is not a read one; nothing in this history rests on the directory's contents, because no pass has seen them.
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