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EDU 211: Urban Education: Home

Guide to primary sources and historical resources for urban education research.

Providence College Archives & Special Collections

The Providence College Archives and Special Collections (ASC) collects, preserves, and makes available records, photos, and media documenting the history of Providence College. The ASC also holds organizational records, personal papers, and books with enduring historic value. These collections document various subjects relevant to the PC community including Rhode Island history and its people.

Contact Us or Make and Appointment

We are located in the Phillips Memorial Library. All research visits happen in the Fogarty Reading Room (Library 201). 

 

Drop-In Hours (reading room):

Tuesday/Thursday: 10:30am-12:30pm, 2pm-5pm

Appointments available: 

Monday-Thursday: 9am-5pm; Friday: 9am-4pm

click here to: Book an Archives Research Appointment!

 

Contact Us:

Email: pcarchives@providence.edu

Call: 401-865-2377 or 401-865-2578

Harmful Content Warning

As a historical resource, this collection reflects the terminology, language, and imagery of the era in which it was created, and some items may include content which could be considered offensive or oppressive. The use of harmful, offensive, or misrepresentative language is not condoned by the college, but we are committed to providing open access to this significant material as evidence of the inequalities and attitudes of the time period and the ongoing fight for racial and social justice.