Answered By: Ed Last Updated: Mar 29, 2024 Views: 69
Answered By: Ed
Last Updated: Mar 29, 2024 Views: 69
Please Note: The Pennsylvania State Archives (PSA) collections (https://powerlibrary.org/psa/ and https://digitalarchives.powerlibrary.org/psa/) are distinct from PA Photos & Documents itself. The PSA archives are a department of the PA Historical and Museum Commission and all questions related to PSA and its materials should be directed to:
- ra-statearchives@pa.gov
- 717-783-3281
How do I cite an item in the PaPD collection?
- When viewing an individual item, beneath the item itself and located to the right of the title is a Cite This button
- Cite This generates three citation options: for MLA, APA, and Chicago style
- Please Note: these citations are automatically generated and may be incomplete; please double-check any automatically generated citations before using them
- Cite This generates three citation options: for MLA, APA, and Chicago style
- To see the persistent URL for the object, click the Cite This button and locate the web address located in either the APA or Chicago citation
- Please Note: The persistent URL found in the citation may differ from the address listed in your browser’s address bar; the URL found in the citation should always be the one used for citations or in foot/end notes, as browsers occasionally add additional characters into displayed addresses
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