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Established in 1956, the Historical Archives of Celje collect and and keep records of the archives of organisations and institutions of local and regional interest. In June 2008 a digitization of archival collections was carried out. In 2009 the Celje Archives joined the initiative of establishing a common digital database. The project is called SIRA.net, consisting of a database of joined Slovenian regional archives, funded by the Ministry of Culture.

History

Historical Archives Celje was founded in 1956, although its origins date back to the activities of the 19th century Museum Society. At the beginning it encompassed 11 municipalities, but since 1994 it has expanded to 30 municipalities. From 1961 to 2001 the archives were housed at the Protasi Mansion, but nowadays they are housed in new modern premises.

Archival records

Its holdings include archives dating from the 13th century to 1992, the vast majority of which were created after 1850 as unfortunately the holdings were damaged by war and subsequently by the floods of 1954. The registers hold some 6,500 linear metres of material on various fields, including government, jurisdiction, economy, education, medicine, associations and social organisations and a modest collection of old documents by landlords and guilds (specifically various 13th-century manuscripts).

Its remit includes the state administrative units (territorial divisions other than municipalities used in state governance): Brežice, Celje, Hrastnik, Krško, Laško, Mozirje, Sevnica, Slovenske Konjice, Šentjur, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Trbovlje, Velenje, Zagorje ob Savi and Žalec. It has a branch unit for the Posavje region.

International cooperation

The Historical Archives of Celje has co-operated successfully with the Graz Regional Archive (Steiermaerkisches Landesarchiv Graz, Austria), the National Archives in Zagreb, Croatia and the Historical Archives in Pančevo, Serbia. It takes part in the european digital library project EuropeanaLocal. Main coordinator for Slovenia is National and University Library (NUK).

Exhibitions

Apart of wandering exhibitons its own exhibitions are set up. In 2009 two exhibitions took place, the last one ‘‘Justice should win’’ shows the full development of the judiciary in Celje preserved through archival documents.

External links

Historical Archives of Celje website

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-Established in [[established:: 1956]], the [[Historical Archives of Celje]] collect and and keep records of the archives of organisations and institutions of local and regional interest. In 2009 an exhibition was opened with the title ''Justice should win''.}}
+Established in [[established:: 1956]], the [[Historical Archives of Celje]] collect and and keep records of the archives of organisations and institutions of local and regional interest. In June 2008 a digitization of archival collections was carried out. In 2009 the Celje Archives joined the initiative of establishing a common digital database. The project is called SIRA.net, consisting of a database of joined Slovenian regional archives, funded by the Ministry of Culture.}}
 == History ==
 Historical Archives Celje was founded in 1956, although its origins date back to the activities of the 19th century Museum Society. At the beginning it encompassed 11 municipalities, but since 1994 it has expanded to 30 municipalities. From 1961 to 2001 the archives were housed at the Protasi Mansion, but nowadays they are housed in new modern premises.
-== Venues / branches ==
+== Archival records ==
-Its remit includes the state administrative units (territorial divisions other than municipalities used in state governance): Brežice, Celje, Hrastnik, Krško, Laško, Mozirje, Sevnica, Slovenske Konjice, Šentjur, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Trbovlje, Velenje, Zagorje ob Savi and Žalec. It has a branch unit for the Posavje region.
-== Programme / mission ==
+Its holdings include archives dating from the 13th century to 1992, the vast majority of which were created after 1850 as unfortunately the holdings were damaged by war and subsequently by the floods of 1954. The registers hold some 6,500 linear metres of material on various fields, including government, jurisdiction, economy, education, medicine, associations and social organisations and a modest collection of old documents by landlords and guilds (specifically various 13th-century manuscripts).
-Its holdings include archives dating from the 13th century to 1992, the vast majority of which were created after 1850 as unfortunately the holdings were damaged by war and subsequently by the floods of 1954. The registers hold some 6,500 linear metres of material on various fields, including government, jurisdiction, economy, education, medicine, associations and social organisations and a modest collection of old documents by landlords and guilds (specifically various 13th-century manuscripts).
+Its remit includes the state administrative units (territorial divisions other than municipalities used in state governance): Brežice, Celje, Hrastnik, Krško, Laško, Mozirje, Sevnica, Slovenske Konjice, Šentjur, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Trbovlje, Velenje, Zagorje ob Savi and Žalec. It has a branch unit for the Posavje region.
+== International cooperation ==
 The Historical Archives of Celje has co-operated successfully with the Graz Regional Archive (Steiermaerkisches Landesarchiv Graz, Austria), the National Archives in Zagreb, Croatia and the Historical Archives in Pančevo, Serbia.
 It takes part in the european digital library project [[EuropeanaLocal]]. Main coordinator for Slovenia is [[National and University Library (NUK)]].
-In June 2008 a digitization of archival collections was carried out. In 2009 the Celje Archives joined the initiative of establishing a common digital database. The project is called SIRA.net, consisting of a database of joined Slovenian regional archives, funded by the Ministry of Culture.
 == Exhibitions ==
 Apart of wandering exhibitons its own exhibitions are set up. In 2009 two exhibitions took place, the last one ‘‘Justice should win’’  shows the full development of the judiciary in Celje preserved through archival documents.

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History

Archival records

International cooperation

Exhibitions

See also

External links

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