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Main Content
This Philadelphia Area Archival Research Portal (PAARP), formerly the PACSCL Finding Aids Site, provides access to descriptions of more than 5,000 collections from over 200 regional
institutions documenting the region's vital role in our collective history, from colonization to the present day, from the
everyday citizen to some of America's best known thinkers and celebrated citizens. On this site, researchers will find catalog
descriptions, or "finding aids," to collections relating to local, national, and world history; the natural and social sciences; medicine; literature; religion;
art and architecture; business and industry; the performing arts; and other topics.
Searchable by creator, topic, repository, and keyword, this diverse and ever-growing group of finding aids is an ideal starting
point for researchers to discover related collections across more than 200 regional repositories, large and small.
How to use the Portal 1. Find a collection on this website.
 2. Note which institution holds it.
 3. Visit in person to see the collection.
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