About
About
University Archives Digital Collections
The University Archives Digital Collections offers free, online access to a growing selection of digitized materials that document the history of The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth. These resources include historical medical collections and official university records preserved by the University Archives, housed within Gibson D. Lewis Library. Designed to support personal research, education, and historical inquiry, the collections are continually expanding as new items are digitized and added.
Materials are owned by The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth and are provided under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 International License for research, teaching, and private study. For rights inquiries contact: libraryarchives@unthealth.edu.
If you have additional information or context about any of the materials, please contact the University Archives. Your insights help enrich our collections.
University Archives Digital Collections
The University Archives Digital Collections offers free, online access to a growing selection of digitized materials that document the history of The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth. These resources include historical medical collections and official university records preserved by the University Archives, housed within Gibson D. Lewis Library. Designed to support personal research, education, and historical inquiry, the collections are continually expanding as new items are digitized and added.
Materials are owned by The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth and are provided under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 International License for research, teaching, and private study. For rights inquiries contact: libraryarchives@unthealth.edu.
If you have additional information or context about any of the materials, please contact the University Archives. Your insights help enrich our collections.
Digitization & Reproduction
The University Archives offers digital reproduction services of its materials to students, faculty, staff, and the general public to facilitate private study, research, or scholarship. Reproductions of materials can be provided when such reproductions will not damage the original, violate copyright, or violate any restrictions imposed by the donor.
Digitization & Reproduction
The University Archives offers digital reproduction services of its materials to students, faculty, staff, and the general public to facilitate private study, research, or scholarship. Reproductions of materials can be provided when such reproductions will not damage the original, violate copyright, or violate any restrictions imposed by the donor.
Harmful Language Statement
The University of North Texas Health Science Center University Archives preserves and provides access to the permanent historical records of the university and related osteopathic collections. The Archives aims to describe collection materials in a manner that is respectful to the individuals and communities who create, use, and represent its holdings. Some content in the materials or language in resource descriptions may reflect outdated, biased, and offensive views and opinions. In some instances, language contained in the collections was used by the people and organizations that created the materials or by outside sources describing materials prior to acquisition by the UNT Health University Archives. UNT Health collection cataloging standards and guidelines follow those of the National Library of Medicine Medical Subject Heading (MeSH) for medical materials and Library of Congress Subject Headings for non-medical materials. The University Archives recognizes that descriptive practices and terminology evolve over time and that efforts to create respectful and inclusive descriptions must be ongoing and as such makes an institutional commitment to university values and accessibility.
Harmful Language Statement
The University of North Texas Health Science Center University Archives preserves and provides access to the permanent historical records of the university and related osteopathic collections. The Archives aims to describe collection materials in a manner that is respectful to the individuals and communities who create, use, and represent its holdings. Some content in the materials or language in resource descriptions may reflect outdated, biased, and offensive views and opinions. In some instances, language contained in the collections was used by the people and organizations that created the materials or by outside sources describing materials prior to acquisition by the UNT Health University Archives. UNT Health collection cataloging standards and guidelines follow those of the National Library of Medicine Medical Subject Heading (MeSH) for medical materials and Library of Congress Subject Headings for non-medical materials. The University Archives recognizes that descriptive practices and terminology evolve over time and that efforts to create respectful and inclusive descriptions must be ongoing and as such makes an institutional commitment to university values and accessibility.