The Historic Collections (2003-1999)

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"The Historic Collections" refer to various collections of historical objects, documents, and artifacts. Here's a summary covering different institutions:

• General Description: These collections can include a wide range of items, such as photographs, documents, objects, art, archives, books, manuscripts, clothing, furniture, and more. They document everyday life, specific events, or particular regions and time periods.

• Examples of Institutions with Historic Collections:
• Balliol College, University of Oxford: Features institutional archives dating back to the 12th century, medieval manuscripts, early printed books, and modern literary and political papers.
• The Historic New Orleans Collection: Currently presenting "Championship Memories" and a display of Saints championship memorabilia, with varied dates between February 7-10, 2025.
• Longmont Museum: Includes objects, photographs, and documents related to Longmont and the St. Vrain Valley.
• National Museum of Ireland: Holds historical collections that document the military and political history of Ireland, from the 16th to 20th Centuries, totaling about 36000 objects.
• South London Gallery: Has a varied historic collection, including watercolors, drawings, prints, maps, Victorian paintings, 20th-century prints, sculptures, ceramics, textiles, coins, and medals, now managed by the Southwark Council.
• Founding Forward: This collection is primarily based in the American Civil War.
• International Labour Organization: It contains books, pamphlets and speeches that are related to Albert Thomas, the first Director-General of the ILO.
• History Museum SB: It has nearly 100,000 pieces of historic clothing, from 17th Century to present day. It also contains items related to the All American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL).

The date range (2003-1999) you provided doesn't correspond directly with the founding or active dates of these collections, many of which span much longer periods. It may represent a specific sub-collection or exhibit period within a larger collection.