List of archivists
This is a list of archivists. An archivist is an information professional who assesses, collects, organizes, preserves, maintains control over, and provides access to records and archives determined to have long-term value. Some of the people listed here were not professional but amateur archivists, although their archivist activities preserved large amounts or important data.
Archivists
Image | Name | Birth date | Death date | Country | Archivist activity |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Joaquín Albareda y Ramoneda | February 16, 1892 | July 19, 1966 | Spain | Archivist of Montserrat monastery and Prefect of the Vatican Library from 1936 to 1962. | |
Henri d'Arbois de Jubainville | December 5, 1827 | February, 1910 | France | Worked at the departmental archives of Aube. | |
Robert-Henri Bautier | April 19, 1922 | October 19, 2010 | France | Worked at the Archives nationales. | |
Howard Besser | 1952 | United States | Founder of the Moving Image Archiving & Preservation Program (MIAP) at New York University. | ||
Baldassarre Bonifacio | |||||
Henri Bourde de La Rogerie | April 8, 1873 | January 31, 1949 | France | ||
Charles Braibant | March 31, 1889 | April 23, 1976 | France | ||
Brien Brothman | Worked at the National Archives of Canada until 1995. He is currently working at the Rhode Island State Archives. | ||||
Marcel Caya | Head of Records Management and Archives program at the Université du Québec à Montréal.[1][2] | ||||
Marie-Anne Chabin | 1959 | France | |||
Émile Campardon | July 7, 1837 | February 23, 1915 | France | ||
Armand-Gaston Camus | France | ||||
Paul Conway | September 7, 1953 | United States | Worked at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and for the Society of American Archivists. He has published extensively on library preservation and conservation issues. | ||
Terry Cook | 1946 | 2014 | Canada | Author and theorist. Worked at the Library and Archives Canada and taught at the University of Manitoba.[3] | |
Barbara L. Craig | Author and educator. Former university archivist at York University and instructor at University of Toronto Faculty of Information.[4] | ||||
Pierre Claude François Daunou | August 18, 1761 | June 20, 1840 | France | ||
Arthur Doughty | March 22, 1860 | December 1, 1936 | Canada | Dominion Archivist and Keeper of the Public Records. | |
Jules Doinel | December 8, 1842 | France | |||
Jean Dryden | Author and copyright expert. Former archivist of United Church of Canada.[5] | ||||
Luciana Duranti | Canada | Archival theorist. Helped develop theory of the archival bond. | |||
Terry Eastwood | Canada | ||||
Jean Favier | France | ||||
Lucie Favier | France | ||||
David Ferriero | |||||
Margaret M. H. Finch | 6 January 1878 | 3 August 1958 | United States | Specialized in Revolutionary War and War of 1812 pension and bounty-land records. | |
Robert Fruin | the Netherlands | ||||
Léon Gautier | France | ||||
Arthur Giry | France | ||||
Marie-Claude Guigue | France | ||||
Verne Harris | South Africa | ||||
Michael S. Hart | March 8, 1947 | September 6, 2011 | United States | Father of e-book and founder of Project Gutenberg. | |
Kent Haworth | |||||
J. Franklin Jameson | |||||
Hilary Jenkinson | United Kingdom | ||||
Phyllis Mander Jones | Australia | State Librarian, New South Wales, known for her work with promoting and establishing a separate archives association in Australia and for her work on the Australian Joint Copying Project | |||
Brewster Kahle | October 22, 1960 | United States | Founder of Internet Archive. (See TED Talk: A free digital library) | ||
Rita Keegan | 1949 | Founder of Women Artists of Colour Index at the Women Artists' Slide Library and former Director of the African and Asian Visual Arts Archive | |||
Arthur de La Borderie | France | ||||
William Kaye Lamb | 1904 | 1999 | Dominion Archivist of Canada (1948-1953?), first National Librarian of Canada from 1953-1967.[6] | ||
Gustave Lanctot | |||||
Charles-Victor Langlois | France | ||||
Abel Lefranc | France | ||||
Waldo Gifford Leland | |||||
David Lemieux | |||||
Jason Liew | Singapore | Developed Archival Appraisal 2.0, church archivist | |||
Mollie Lukis | Australia | First State Archivist in Western Australia | |||
Heather MacNeil | Canada | Archival theorist. Helped develop theory of the archival bond. | |||
Joseph Marmette | |||||
Paul Mawhinney | United States | He collected vinyl records. When the collection grew up to thousands, he created the shop Record-Rama. Then, he started to archive a copy of every sold album. In 2003, his music archive held 2 million items, twice the size of the Library of Congress similar collection. When the store was closed in 2008, there were 3 million items. (See documentary: The Archive) | |||
Sue McKemmish | Australia | Co-founder of the Records Continuum Research Group and academic at Monash University (Professor) in archival systems. Contributed to the development of the Records Continuum Model | |||
Margaret Cross Norton | United States | Co-founder of the Society of American Archivists | |||
Juan Menéndez Pidal | |||||
Régine Pernoud | France | Worked at the Archives nationales in Paris | |||
Seymour Pomrenze | First director of the Offenbach Archival Depot | ||||
Ernst Posner | United States | ||||
Stella Rimington | United Kingdom | Former Director General of MI5. | |||
Helen Willa Samuels | United States | Archivist of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |||
Celia Sánchez | Archived many documents of Cuban Revolution. | ||||
Jason Scott Sadofsky | September 13, 1970 | United States | Creator and maintainer of textfiles.com, a web site which archives files from historic bulletin board systems; founder of Archive Team, a group to preserving copies of websites that close down (e.g. GeoCities); and filmmaker of BBS: The Documentary and GET LAMP. (See talk: ARCHIVE TEAM: A Distributed Preservation of Service Attack) | ||
T. R. Schellenberg | United States | ||||
Henry Spencer | 1955 | Canada | Preserved more than 2 million Usenet messages onto magnetic tapes. The contents were imported into Google's archives. | ||
Marion Stokes | November 25, 1929 | December 14, 2012 | United States | Recorded hundreds of thousands of hours of television news footage spanning 35 years. After her death, the collection was given to Internet Archive. | |
Shelley Sweeney (archivist) | 1959 | She is the Head of the University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections. | |||
Gerhard Tausche | 1957 | ||||
Hugh Taylor | 1920 | 2005 | Author and theorist. Founding Provincial Archivist of the Provincial Archives of Alberta.[7] | ||
Édith Thomas | France | Worked at the Archives nationales in Paris | |||
Frank Upward | Australia | Created the Records Continuum Model | |||
Dragan Espenschied | 1975 | Germany / United States | Directs the Rhizome digital preservation program, which oversees 2000+ born-digital artworks, as well as the creation of a suite of archiving tools. | ||
Paul Marie Viollet | October 24, 1840 | November 22, 1914 | France | Worked at the Archives nationales in Paris. | |
Rodrigo Moura Visoni | March 21, 1980 | Living | Brazil | Archivist of Specialist in the History of Brazilian Inventions. | |
Jean-Pierre Wallot | |||||
Ian E. Wilson | 1943 | Former Librarian and Archivist of Canada[8] | |||
Dharwis Yacob | Indonesia | Archivist of Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia | |||
Gladys Hansen | 1925 | March 5, 2017 | United States | Expert on the 1906 San Francisco earthquake |
See also
- List of female archivists
- Archivist
- Archival science
- List of archives
- List of national archives
- List of digital preservation initiatives
References
- ↑ archivistsdotca (2015-06-01), ACA Oral History - Marcel Caya, retrieved 2017-01-31
- ↑ Archivists, The Association of Canadian. "ACA Award Recipient Biographies | The Association of Canadian Archivists". www.archivists.ca. Retrieved 2017-01-31.
- ↑ Nesmith, Tom (2015-04-29). "Terry Cook, 1947–2014". Archivaria. 79 (0): 207–213. ISSN 1923-6409.
- ↑ Archivists, The Association of Canadian. "ACA Award Recipient Biographies | The Association of Canadian Archivists". www.archivists.ca. Retrieved 2017-01-31.
- ↑ archivistsdotca (2015-11-29), ACA Oral History - Jean Dryden, retrieved 2017-01-31
- ↑ Archivists, The Association of Canadian. "ACA Award Recipient Biographies | The Association of Canadian Archivists". www.archivists.ca. Retrieved 2017-01-31.
- ↑ Cook, Terry (2006-09-25). "Hugh A. Taylor, 1920-2005". Archivaria. 60 (0). ISSN 1923-6409.
- ↑ Archivists, The Association of Canadian. "ACA Award Recipient Biographies | The Association of Canadian Archivists". www.archivists.ca. Retrieved 2017-01-31.
External links
- Society of American Archivists website
- Australian Society of Archivists website
- International Council on Archives
This article is issued from
Wikipedia.
The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike.
Additional terms may apply for the media files.