University of Pittsburgh. Archives Service Center.

In 1997, staff at the Archives Service Center began the State and Local Government Archives (SLGA) Oral History Program. They aimed to capture the living memories of politicians from the local, state, and federal governments from Pittsburgh and the Western Pennsylvania area. SLGA interviewed local political figures about governmental and political workings in the region, emphasizing the role of parties, environmental issues, electoral campaigning, urban redevelopment, civil rights, the role of gender in governance, and obscure happenings. In May of 1998, work on the SLGA greatly accelerated with the hiring of a graduate student assistant who conducted many more interviews.

From the description of State and Local Government Archives Oral History Collection, 1996-2002. (University of Pittsburgh). WorldCat record id: 669633690

This is a collection of realia largely about the University of Pittsburgh. The items have been individually donated or deposited since the founding of the archives. There are also items that document Phi Chi Theta, Ruth Crawford Mitchell, and Discovery Weekend.

From the description of University Archives Museum Cabinet collection, 1900- (University of Pittsburgh). WorldCat record id: 752997920