As part of the Special Collections of UNLV Libraries, the Nevada Women's Archives project began in September 1994 to collect, preserve, and provide access to primary source materials documenting women's history in Southern Nevada. Materials resulting from women's activities in political, social, cultural, religious, commercial and economic life are the focus of the collection. The Archives collection includes legal papers, business and personal correspondence, family memorabilia, and family photo albums. Once collections are processed and cataloged, information is accessible through the library's catalog and through the World Wide Web to researchers not only in the community but also internationally.
The Library at the University of Nevada, Reno, began its Nevada Women's Archives Project in 1992. With the participation of the UNLV Libraries, the Nevada Women's Archives Project became truly a statewide effort to collect, to catalog, to preserve and to make accessible the records and the papers of Nevada women and women's organizations.

The Collection Directory provides a list of the collections that make up the Nevada Women's Archives at UNLV Special Collections. They are listed alphabetically by collection name, and those with online collection guides are linked to the individual guides.

Lied Library
NWA/Special Collections Dept.
4505 Maryland Parkway, Box 457010
Las Vegas NV 89154-7010
(702) 895-2241