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Guide to the Sinsheimer Collection, 18681997http://www.lib.calpoly.edu/specialcollections/findingaids/ms036/ Sinsheimer Collection, 18681997 (bulk 18761959) Processed by Denise Fourie, 1999, 2007;

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Special collections and archives refer to unique and often rare materials that are preserved for research and educational purposes. These can include manuscripts, rare books, photographs, and records that hold historical significance.

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The purpose of special collections and archives is to preserve historical records, provide access to rare materials for research, and support educational initiatives by safeguarding cultural heritage.

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Information that must be reported includes the description of the materials, their provenance, condition, access details, and any relevant context pertaining to their historical significance.