Last updated: 7/11/2011
1101 Camden Ave.Salisbury, MD 21801
1101 Camden AvenueSalisbury, MD 21801
Tuesday - Friday
10 AM - 4 PM
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
1 PM - 4 PM
Tuesday - Friday
10 AM - 4 PM
$5.00/day rsearch fee for non-members
$30.00 for annual membership
Free admissin to Gallery
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G. Ray Thompson PhD
phone: 410-543-6312
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Damika Baker
phone: 410-548-2193
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Donna Messick
phone: 410-543-6312
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David Ranzan
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T. Aaron Horner
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Pilar Burton
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Denise Horner
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As part of its mission, the Nabb Research Center also:
introduces students, potential students and other interested persons to the vast historical, archeological and cultural heritage of Delmarva
offers students a strong foundation in a variety of specialized studies in history, folklore and related fields
serves as a foundation for life-long learning and research
provides opportunities for interaction with the local and national community of researchers, educators, business leaders, family historians and others interested in Delmarva history and culture
As an integral part of the Salisbury University Blackwell Library, the Edward H. Nabb Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture will be a recognized institution in the Delmarva region and around the country for its advanced preservation and understanding of the area?s local history and cultural heritage. The Center will become a primary resource for students, historical organizations and scholars for all of their research needs and individual learning purposes.
The mission of the Nabb Research Center is to cultivate and sustain the advancement of scholarly research through collecting, preserving, disseminating and providing access to records and artifacts which illustrate the rich historical and cultural heritage of the greater Delmarva region.
The Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture was founded in 1982 by history professors Sylvia Bradley and G. Ray Thompson, PhD to serve as a history laboratory wherein students could learn the historian's craft. The Center's first Director was hired in 1995 and the center was endowed in 1998 and renamed for philanthropist Edward H. Nabb, Jr. Funding comes from Salisbury University, grants, private donations and memberships to the center.
We have a vast amount of artifacts and historical documents relating to the history and culture of Delmarva stored in our on-site archives.
We have a variety of primary sources, microfilm reels (and accesible readers) and secondary source materials available in our main Reading Room.
Access: General Public, Students, Scholars, Members
Appointment required: No
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