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Collection

The earliest records in the collection include deeds for the properties owned by the college dated from the early to mid 19th century. The majority of records date from 1934-1978. Digitized resources can be found in our repository DUNE:Digital UNE. Learn more about using primary resources and archival research.

  • Douglas R. Shiok ’71 collection

    The Douglas R. Shiok ’71 collection includes artifacts from his time at St. Francis College 1967-1971. Included are items from his time on the St. Francis baseball team including his baseball cap, and 3 baseballs with the results and stats from 3 games written on them. Also included are patches, harts, beer mugs, and a pin.

  • Institute for Franco-American Culture

    The Institute for Franco-Amercian Culture collection is made up of 8 series including Files, Franco-Amercian Organizations and Events, Albums and Scrapbooks, Publications, Sheet Music, Slide Presentations, Audio Interviews, and Lecture Recordings.

  • James L. Pierce ’66 collection

    The James Pierce ’66 collection contains records collected by Mr. Pierce during his time as a student, Alumni, and employee of St. Francis College from 1962-1985. Records include a variety of ephemera from campus events, commencement, athletics, and Parents weekend; correspondence; photographs; and records from the student Senate.

  • Richard Forest ’70 collection

    The Richard Forest ’70 collection contains college publications produced and distributed during his time at St. Francis including student handbooks and directories. It also includes alumni publications and photographs from UNE’s participation in a parades in 1992 and 1993.

  • St. Francis High School and St. Francis College collection

    Wide variety of materials from 1818 – 1980 related to St. Francis High School and St. Francis College including academic and administrative materials, artifacts and memorabilia, catalogs, clippings, photographs and scrapbooks, student publications and yearbooks.

  • William Durkin ’78 collection

    The William Durkin ’78 collection includes materials from St. Francis College as well as the University of New England. It includes Saint Francis student newspaper “Spectus” from 1977 and 1978 as well as a brochure. Univsersity of New England records include continuing education materials and alumni records from the late 1980s and early 1990s.