Pokrajinski arhiv Maribor (PAM)
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| − | Founded in 1933, the [[Regional Archives of Maribor]] collect and keep the archives of organisations and institutions in the Maribor region. It has a unit in Ravne na Koroškem which covers the Koroška region. The Regional Archives’ remit includes the following state administrative units (territorial divisions other than municipalities used in state governance): Dravograd, Gornja Radgona, Lenart, Lendava, Ljutomer, Maribor, Murska Sobota, Pesnica, Radlje ob Dravi, Ravne na Koroškem, Ruše, Slovenj Gradec and Slovenska Bistrica. | + | Founded in 1933, the [[Regional Archives of Maribor]] collect and keep the archives of organisations and institutions in the Maribor region. Building special databases, exchanging experience in archival preservation and developing E-archives are major areas of interest. |
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| + | It has a unit in Ravne na Koroškem which covers the Koroška region. The Regional Archives’ remit includes the following state administrative units (territorial divisions other than municipalities used in state governance): Dravograd, Gornja Radgona, Lenart, Lendava, Ljutomer, Maribor, Murska Sobota, Pesnica, Radlje ob Dravi, Ravne na Koroškem, Ruše, Slovenj Gradec and Slovenska Bistrica. | ||
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Formally public archives in Maribor were first established in 1933, when the Regulation on County Archives Maribor was adopted and archives were established as public institutions. They covered the region of former Slovenian Styria and parts of Koroška and Prekmurje. Between 1941 and 1951 the Archives ceased to work and were incorporated into the museum of Maribor. They were established again in 1952 with official name State Archives of the Peoples Republic of Slovenia – branch office Maribor, which was renamed in 1963 to the name valid still today. | Formally public archives in Maribor were first established in 1933, when the Regulation on County Archives Maribor was adopted and archives were established as public institutions. They covered the region of former Slovenian Styria and parts of Koroška and Prekmurje. Between 1941 and 1951 the Archives ceased to work and were incorporated into the museum of Maribor. They were established again in 1952 with official name State Archives of the Peoples Republic of Slovenia – branch office Maribor, which was renamed in 1963 to the name valid still today. | ||
| + | == Mission == | ||
The Regional Archives of Maribor houses documents dating from 1246 to 1865. Highlights include 43 Jewish charters and various thematic collections, including a collection of records on the revolutionary events in Slovene Styria in 1918-1919; records of manors and estates (Fala, Bistrica Castle, Konjice-Oplotnica-Žiče) since the 15th century; records of monastic orders (Studenice, the Carthusian monastery in Žiče) since the 17th century; continuous records of the towns of Maribor and Slovenj Gradec and the market of Ljutomer since the 19th century (some parts even older); records of municipalities, mostly since 1918; Evangelical Seniority and Evangelical Parish Records of Maribor; records of state administrative offices, courts, companies, banks, economic associations and institutions since the middle of the 19th century; records of governmental, county, district, town and municipal people's committees and other political organisations from the period since World War II; and private records of Slovene-Styrian historians (F Baš, F Kovačič, M Slekovec, J Mravljak, E Pertl, F Mlinarik), scientists (K Štrukelj), politicians (M Ploj, F Rosina, J Černec, J Vošnjak), writers (D Trstenjak), composers (Hugo Wolf) and others. | The Regional Archives of Maribor houses documents dating from 1246 to 1865. Highlights include 43 Jewish charters and various thematic collections, including a collection of records on the revolutionary events in Slovene Styria in 1918-1919; records of manors and estates (Fala, Bistrica Castle, Konjice-Oplotnica-Žiče) since the 15th century; records of monastic orders (Studenice, the Carthusian monastery in Žiče) since the 17th century; continuous records of the towns of Maribor and Slovenj Gradec and the market of Ljutomer since the 19th century (some parts even older); records of municipalities, mostly since 1918; Evangelical Seniority and Evangelical Parish Records of Maribor; records of state administrative offices, courts, companies, banks, economic associations and institutions since the middle of the 19th century; records of governmental, county, district, town and municipal people's committees and other political organisations from the period since World War II; and private records of Slovene-Styrian historians (F Baš, F Kovačič, M Slekovec, J Mravljak, E Pertl, F Mlinarik), scientists (K Štrukelj), politicians (M Ploj, F Rosina, J Černec, J Vošnjak), writers (D Trstenjak), composers (Hugo Wolf) and others. | ||
| − | The Regional Archives of Maribor | + | The Library of the Regional Archives of Maribor has over 13,000 inventory units and offers services to employees of the archives sector as well as to visitors to the reading room. |
| − | The | + | == Venues == |
| + | The Regional Archives of Maribor organises international research camps on the Slovene-Hungarian border and exhibits selected archival records. An international professional meeting is organised annually at Radenci. | ||
| − | + | == International Cooperation == | |
| + | Two employees of the Archives are members of the ICA Committee on Archival Buildings and Equipment and one is a member of the ICA Committee on Electronic and other Current Records. | ||
| + | == Exhibitons == | ||
There are also two exhibition spaces: Archivum is 66 square metres with 30 linear metres of wall space, while Hades is 42 square metres with 18 linear metres of wall space. | There are also two exhibition spaces: Archivum is 66 square metres with 30 linear metres of wall space, while Hades is 42 square metres with 18 linear metres of wall space. | ||
Revision as of 11:03, 5 December 2009
Contact
Past Events
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The exhibition Z vlakom čez mejo / Vlakom preko granice in the framework of the project SIHeR 2.0, organised in cooperation with the Regional Archives Maribor, Historical Archives Ptuj and Historical Archives Celje, and supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Zagreb,
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Cities and towns along the Croatian-Steiermark border, SIHeR project in collaboration with Historical Archives Ptuj, Regional Archives Maribor and Historical Archives Celje
History
Formally public archives in Maribor were first established in 1933, when the Regulation on County Archives Maribor was adopted and archives were established as public institutions. They covered the region of former Slovenian Styria and parts of Koroška and Prekmurje. Between 1941 and 1951 the Archives ceased to work and were incorporated into the museum of Maribor. They were established again in 1952 with official name State Archives of the Peoples Republic of Slovenia – branch office Maribor, which was renamed in 1963 to the name valid still today.
Mission
The Regional Archives of Maribor houses documents dating from 1246 to 1865. Highlights include 43 Jewish charters and various thematic collections, including a collection of records on the revolutionary events in Slovene Styria in 1918-1919; records of manors and estates (Fala, Bistrica Castle, Konjice-Oplotnica-Žiče) since the 15th century; records of monastic orders (Studenice, the Carthusian monastery in Žiče) since the 17th century; continuous records of the towns of Maribor and Slovenj Gradec and the market of Ljutomer since the 19th century (some parts even older); records of municipalities, mostly since 1918; Evangelical Seniority and Evangelical Parish Records of Maribor; records of state administrative offices, courts, companies, banks, economic associations and institutions since the middle of the 19th century; records of governmental, county, district, town and municipal people's committees and other political organisations from the period since World War II; and private records of Slovene-Styrian historians (F Baš, F Kovačič, M Slekovec, J Mravljak, E Pertl, F Mlinarik), scientists (K Štrukelj), politicians (M Ploj, F Rosina, J Černec, J Vošnjak), writers (D Trstenjak), composers (Hugo Wolf) and others.
The Library of the Regional Archives of Maribor has over 13,000 inventory units and offers services to employees of the archives sector as well as to visitors to the reading room.
Venues
The Regional Archives of Maribor organises international research camps on the Slovene-Hungarian border and exhibits selected archival records. An international professional meeting is organised annually at Radenci.
International Cooperation
Two employees of the Archives are members of the ICA Committee on Archival Buildings and Equipment and one is a member of the ICA Committee on Electronic and other Current Records.
Exhibitons
There are also two exhibition spaces: Archivum is 66 square metres with 30 linear metres of wall space, while Hades is 42 square metres with 18 linear metres of wall space.
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