State Archives Dresden, State archive in Dresden, Germany.
State Archives Dresden is an archive complex at Archivstraße 14 that holds extensive collections about the city's history. The facility stores large amounts of documents, plans, and maps from various periods.
The institution was founded in 1834 as the sole state archive in Saxony and maintained this role until 1933. That year saw the establishment of additional regional archives that expanded the region's archival network.
The archives preserve guild records, estate papers, and municipal materials that show how Dresden evolved over the centuries. These documents help visitors understand how daily life and the city's economy functioned.
Visitors should submit an application form through the official website in advance to gain access. Materials can be consulted in the facility's reading room.
The institution holds documents about major 20th century historical events that are requested by research organizations worldwide. These materials offer researchers insights into lesser-known aspects of that era.
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