Republican Communications Department Collection

Collection

Identifier: 2011.017

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The Republican Communications Office is responsible for photography, videography, audio, and social media for the Pennsylvania Republican Caucus. Sessions can include professional head shots, interviews, committee meetings, member events, and cable video series. Some content, like photographs are born digital and have been transferred from DVD/CD. The majority of the content is still in an analog format, requiring special equipment to view, and will be digitized over time.

Please be aware, topics may be spread across multiple boxes depending on when they were donated to the House Archives.

Dates

1987 - Present
Acquisition: 2011-08-16

Creator

House. Republican Communications Department (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research.

Conditions Governing Use

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Extent

1 Cubic Feet

Language

English

Additional Description

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into two series: 1. Photographic Studio, 2. Videography Studio. Within each series they are arranged by topics like session, committee meetings, special events, and interviews. Each topic is arranged chronologically. Please be aware, topics may be spread across multiple boxes depending on when they were donated to the House Archives.