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Records and archives - loans, donations and bequestsThe County Record Office collects material which reflects the history of the county of North Yorkshire and is pleased to hear of records remaining in private hands which might be of interest to researchers.
Records considered worthy of permanent preservation can be deposited at the County Record Office for safekeeping and to be made available for study. Records can be acquired by transfer, purchase, gift or long-term loan. Records deposited on long-term loan remain the property of the depositor. The archives development manager is happy to visit potential depositors to collect such records or to advise on their condition and storage. If you have, or know of, records which might be of interest please contact us for advice or to arrange deposit. County Record Office conditions of depositBefore you deposit records with us, you might find it useful to familiarise yourself with our full conditions of deposit. County Record Office preservation policyThe County Record Office has established a preservation policy that encompasses all procedures and processes involved in the stabilisation and protection of documents to prolong their useful life and to minimise harmful effects. County Record Office policiesThe County Record Office follows several policies that govern its operations and the collection, storage and access of documents. For more details see the policies section below.
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