CONTENTS: (Archives
arranged alphabetically under province headings)
CONTENTS: (Archives
arranged alphabetically under province headings)
ANQING PREFECTURAL ARCHIVES 安 慶 地 區 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, with many subsequent reorganizations and an archives bureau added in 1979. Holdings include 44 juan in 1 quanzong of revolutionary history archives of the CCP East China Bureau, administrative office of North Anhui, the CCP North Anhui and West Anhui committees, and the prefectural CCP committee, from 1947-1949. These include instructions, regulations, and reports on such affairs as taking over cities south of the Yangzi river, financial work in newly liberated areas, education, land reform, production and relief , suppression of the bandits and local despots, party and regime construction. The contemporary archives contain 19,140 juan in 34 quanzong, mainly from the prefectural CCP committee and government and their subordinate offices and mass organizations, including 16,939 juan of documentary, 644 juan of personnel, and 757 juan of financial archives, 44 boxes of tapes and videos, 756 ce of documents. Printed materials total 502 types with 2,900 ce. In 1987, there were 206,421 juan in 615 quanzong and 64,910 ce of printed materials in Anqing’s prefectural and 12 county archives, including 2,494 juan in 21 quanzong of historical archives. Open.
SOURCE: Anqing diquzhi 1995: 1032-1034, UCB/CCSL.
BENGBU CITY ARCHIVES 蚌 埠 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1961. In 1949, the Public Security Bureau took possession of 41 remaining juan of old regime archives. 1985: 22,600 juan of archives, including 21,649 juan of PRC government archives, 863 juan of specialized archives, and 94 juan of technical archives. Catalogues, photo-copying. Open.
SOURCE: Bengbu shizhi 1995: 1048-1050, UCB/CCSL.
CHAOHU PREFECTURAL ARCHIVES 巢 湖 地 區 檔 案 館
Est. 1965 as the archive office of the prefectural government, closed during CR, resumed operations in 1972. In 1990, there were 368,400 juan of archives in the county archives of the prefecture, including 1,889 juan of documentary, 8,156 juan of technical, and 2,983 juan of special archives. Since1988, 201,662 juan in 301 quanzong have been opened. In an effort to preserve historical archives, over 2000 juan have been reproduced.
SOURCE: Chaohu diqujianzhi 1995: 401-402, UCB/CCSL
CHAOHU CITY ARCHIVES 巢 湖 市 檔 案 館
A county archives was established in 1963, but holdings are unclear.
SOURCE: Chaohu shizhi 199: 636-7, UCB/CCSL
CHIZHOU PREFECTURAL ARCHIVES 池 州 地 區 檔 案 館
Est. 1976. 1993: 5,594 juan in 3 quanzong, including 4,735 juan of documentary archives; 20 types of printed materials totaling 87 ce; 92 ce of compilation of documents. They are mainly from the CCP Chizhou prefectural party committee, government office, revolutionary committee and their subordinate offices and mass organizations. Ming-Qing archives contain only some gazetteers, genealogies and inscriptions. The republican archives are also only fragmentary. Open.
SOURCE: Chizhou diquzhi 1996: 190-191, UCB/CCSL
DANGTU COUNTY ARCHIVES 當 涂 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958, disbanded during CR, resumed operations in 1980. Holdings: 12,890 juan in 80 quanzong, divided into six parts: documentary, personnel, technical, accounts, public security, and tapes and videos. Printed materials total 12,194 ce, including gazetteers, historical books and literature and art periodicals. Catalogues. Indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Dangtu xianzhi 1996: 529-530, UCB/CCSL
DINGYUAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 定 遠 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1973. 1990: 15,945 juan in 72 quanzong, including 6224 juan of documentary archives, 6 juan of technical archives, 2,731 juan of census archives, 521 juan of Four Clean-up archives, 4,423 juan of discipline inspection archives, 457 juan of forestry archives, 496 juan of "headless" (untitled?) archives, 187 juan on the deceased. Printed materials total 10,582 juan, including Ming- Qing county gazetteers, major events, administrative divisions. A lot of archives were lost during CR. Open.
SOURCE: Dingyuan xianzhi 1995: 682-683, UCB/CCSL
DONGZHI COUNTY ARCHIVES 東 至 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, ceased functions during CR with a loss of many archives reflecting economic activities. 1985: 12,674 juan in 35 quanzong of archives (including 356 juan of reproduced historical archives) and 9,848 ce of printed materials,. In 1959, when the former Dongliu ( 東 流 ) and Zhide (至 德 ) counties were merged into one county, some of the land deed archives from Dongliu were lost. During the CR, some archives were destroyed for "war preparedness."
SOURCE: Dongzhi xianzhi 1991: 554-555, UCB/CCSL.
FEIXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 肥 西 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. At this time 4567 juan of archives were organized, but it is unclear if they date from before 1949, or if they have survived. In 1992, DAGZQS reported 30,047 juan/ce of archives and materials, including 29 juan (505 pieces) of revolutionary history archives, and 26,805 juan of post-1949 archives. The gazetteer reported 2,790 ce of printed materials in 1985. There are 31,518 juan of archives in 131 archive offices in various county units. Open.
SOURCE: DAGZQS: 444; Feixi xianzhi 1994: 506, UCB/CCSL
FUYANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 阜 陽 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1985: 13,912 juan of documentary archives in 59 quanzong; also 2,600 juan of archives on prisons; 190 juan of art archives; 2,555 juan of land registers; 4,196 ce of printed material: newspapers, magazines and local gazetteers. Open.
SOURCE: Fuyang xianzhi 1994:359-360, UBC
GUANGDE COUNTY ARCHIVES 廣 德 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded during CR, resumed operations in 1973. 1987: 27,121 juan of archives and printed materials in 85 quanzong, including 12,925 juan of documentary archives, 135 juan of technical archives, 2,676 juan of special archives and 11,385 juan of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Guangde xianzhi 1996: 491, UCB/CCSL
GUICHI COUNTY ARCHIVES 貴 池 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 17,069 juan of archives in 55 quanzong, and 903 types of printed materials totaling 6,818 ce. Some important archives were burned by the county government at the beginning of the war against Japan in 1938. Part of the republican archives (2,800 juan) were taken over by the Public Security Bureau after 1949, and later were turned over to the Provincial Archives. Open.
SOURCE: Guichi xianzhi 1994: 309-310, UCB/CCSL
GUZHEN COUNTY ARCHIVES 固 鎮 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1965, disbanded in 1968, resumed operations in 1974. 1985: 7,184 juan in 56 quanzong, plus 1,006 ce of books and 604 types of printed materials totaling 3,112 ce. Open.
SOURCE: Guzhen xianzhi 1992: 352-353, UCB/CCSL
HANSHAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 含 山 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. Holdings: 17,841 juan of documentary and special archives, 15,808 ce of printed materials. Gazetteers include Ming Hanshan yicheng, 3 vol., Shunzhi Hanshan xianzhi, 20 vol., Kangxi Hanshan xianzhi, 30 vol..
SOURCE: Hanshan xianzhi 1995: 537, UCB/CCSL
HE COUNTY ARCHIVES 和 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded during CR. 1988: 25,174 juan in 54 quanzong, including 157 juan of historical archives in 1 quanzong, 23,926 juan of documentary archives, 37 juan of technical archives, 1,054 juan of special archives, 20 cassettes of tapes, and 514 photos. In 1986, 542 juan of republican archives were accepted and copied. (It is unclear if these were reorganized and included in the 157 juan of historical archives noted above.) There are 1,249 types of materials totaling 4,538 ce including gazetteers, historical books, policies and laws, statistics, reference books and post-1949 newspapers. They archives have edited materials on natural disasters and CCP party history.
SOURCE: He xianzhi 1995: 613, UCB/CCSL
HUAINING COUNTY ARCHIVES 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 17,500 juan in 32 quanzong, including 223 juan of republican archives(copies), 8,375 juan of archives from current and abolished departments, 8,861 juan of special archives, 48 juan of technical archives, 4 boxes of photos, and 5,754 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Huaining xianzhi 1996: 673-674, UCB/CCSL
HUOSHAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 霍 山 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1959. 1992: 14,191 juan in 37 quanzong, including historical, revolutionary history and contemporary documentary archives. The gazetteer reported 51 types of printed materials totaling 403 ce. Current archives include documents from the county party committee and government since 1949, documents from departments of the party committee before 1966, documents from bureaus and offices of the county government before 1958, and from abolished units such as five-anti office, party rectification and incorrect work style office, industrial survey office, etc.. There are 61,120 juan of archives in various units’ archive offices. Open.
SOURCE: Huoshan xianzhi 1993: 574-575, UCB/CCSL
JIESHOU CITY ARCHIVES 界 首 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. Total holdings unclear. In 1960, 64 items of revolutionary history materials were catalogued. In 1963, 105 juan of rectification archives were catalogued. In 1965-66, 216,780 juan of "unnecessary" or duplicate archives were eliminated. In 1981, 9,888 juan of Four Clean-up archives were organized. Open. Catalogues.
SOURCE: Jieshou xianzhi 1995: 408-409, UCB/CCSL.
JING COUNTY ARCHIVES 涇 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958, disbanded during CR, resumed operations in 1979. 1987: 27,294 juan in 49 quanzong covering 35 years. Included are
historical: 81 juan,
documentary: 14,650 juan,
land and property: 960 juan,
household registers for land and agricultural taxes: 479 juan,
forestry: 528 juan,
population census: 34 juan,
technical: 38 juan,
personnel: 10,430 folders,
accounts: 94 juan.
photos: 1,084 items.
Rare archives include a copy of a letter of Wang Jiaxiang when a young man. There are also 17 newspapers (some pre-1949) totaling 2,100 ce, 8,102 ce of periodicals of 50 types, and other books and materials, 4 editions of Jing xianzhi from before 1829, materials of the Yunling headquarters of the New Fourth Army, 31 ce of materials and periodicals edited and published by the CCP party and its army during the war against Japan and the Civil War, and some instructions from leaders. The archives have edited materials on party history and the CCP in Jing county. Open.
SOURCE: Jing xianzhi 1996: 704, UCB/CCSL
JINGDE COUNTY ARCHIVES 旌 德 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. In 1965, 2,409 juan of archives were sorted into 908 juan, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1978 with 3,160 juan of archives. 1985: 13,534 juan, plus 12,852 books and printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Jingde xianzhi 1992: 452-453, UCB/CCSL
JIUHUASHAN ARCHIVES 九 華 山 檔 案 館
1993: 2,725 juan of archives, 4515 ce of printed materials, including Buddhist scriptures and calligraphy, religious relics.
SOURCE: Chizhou diquzhi 1996: 191, UCB/CCSL
LINQUAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 臨 泉 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. DAGZQS reports 37,813 juan of archives in 70 quanzong including documentary, technical, lawsuit, financial, employment reform, land register and photo archives. The gazetter reports a much smaller numbers, but also few categories: 5,949 juan in 114 quanzong from the county party committee and government, 1,658 juan of cadres archives, 3,441 juan of supervision archives, 1,070 juan of land archives, and 3,501 ce of printed materials. After 1949, 20 juan of republican archives (mainly bulletins, appointments and dismissals, administrative divisions) were turned over to the Provincial Archives. Open.
SOURCE: DAGZQS: 444; Linquan xianzhi 1994: 401-402, UCB/CCSL
LIXIN COUNTY ARCHIVES 利 辛 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1965. 1985: 10,695 juan, which are divided into three parts: permanent archives of 2,479 juan, long-term archives of 7,794 juan, and short-term archives of 422 juan. Printed materials: 3,600 ce. Open. The archives have edited materials on local gazetteers and party history.
SOURCE: Lixin xianzhi, 1995: 437, UCB/CCSL
LUJIANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 廬 江 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1976. 1985: 15,839 juan in 39 quanzong, including 11,360 juan of documentary archives, 2,024 juan of special archives and 2,455 ce of printed materials. The archives have edited materials on land reform, party history and natural disasters. Open.
SOURCE: Lujiang xianzhi, 1993: 666-667, UCB/CCSL
MA’ANSHAN CITY ARCHIVES 馬 鞍 山 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1958; disbanded during CR, many valuable archives were either damaged or lost; resumed opration in 1975. 1985: over 22,000 juan in 65 quanzong; 3399 juan/ce of printed materials. Catalogues, indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Ma’anshan shizhi 1992:876, UCB/CCSL
MENGCHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 蒙 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1985: 20,761 juan of archives, including 17 juan of pre-1949 archives. They are divided into three parts: permanent archives (kept over 50 years) of 9,264 juan, long- term archives (kept 16-50 years) of 4,265 juan, and short-term archives (kept less than 15 years) of 6,232 juan. The archives have edited materials on gazetteers, party history, the Nian rebellion, and population. Open.
SOURCE: Mengcheng xianzhi, 1994: 425-426, UCB/CCSL
NANLING COUNTY ARCHIVES 南 陵 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958. Many archives were lost during CR. 1990: 87 quanzong, including 19,913 juan of documentary archives, 5,114 juan of special archives, 2,007 ce of newspapers, and 8,708 ce of periodicals. Open.
SOURCE: Nanling xianzhi, 1994: 584-585, UCB/CCSL
QIANSHAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 潛 山 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 21,835 juan, including 14,786 juan of documentary archives in 41 quanzong, 40 juan of technical, 77 juan of historical archives. Open.
SOURCE: Qianshan xianzhi, 1993: 762, UCB/CCSL
QINGYANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 青 陽 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1977. Holdings: 16,488 juan in 53 quanzong, including revolutionary historical archives(13 juan ), local land products archives (406 juan ), census archives( 36 juan ), registers of class background ( 578 juan ); plus 10,627 ce of printed materials and provincial, prefectural, and county gazetteers. There are 16,091 juan of archives in archive offices in various county units, including 1,941 juan of technical archives. Open. Edited materials include Changes of the administrative divisions of qu and xiang in Qingyang county, Compilation of fundamental statistics, County magistrates and party leaders in Qingyang, etc..
SOURCE: Qingyang xianzhi, 1992: 440-441, UCB/CCSL
SHE COUNTY ARCHIVES 歙 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1975. 1990: 37,906 juan of archives in 162 quanzong; and 3,587 ce of printed materials, including 358 types of archives and materials from the Song, Ming, Qing and Republican periods, and 2,507 juan of Four Cleans archives. In 1942, a large part of the archives was burned by the county government, the remainder and the archives from 1943 to 1949 were turned over to the Provincial Public Security Department. Later they were transferred to the Provincial Archives. Open.
SOURCE: DAGZQS: 443; She xianzhi, 1995: 595, UCB/CCSL
SHITAI COUNTY ARCHIVES 石 台 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1967, disbanded in 1969, resumed operations in 1973. Holdings: 9,000 juan of archives and printed materials. The various archives are mainly from 1949 to 1958 and from after 1965. The materials include gazetteers, history books, policies, collected works of revolutionary articles, newspapers and periodicals. In 1955, "according to regulations," the full archives of the republican government were turned over to the Provincial Archives. Open.
SOURCE: Shitai xianzhi, 1991: 482, UCB/CCSL
SHUCHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 舒 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, closed during CR, resumed operations in 1975, 1985: 25,354 (25,345?) juan, almost half of which were added in 1985. The main body is documentary archives, plus technical, account, education, and contracts archives. Roughly 10,000 ce of printed materials. The republican archives of the county government, assembly and GMD party committee were hidden in a private home in 1948, discovered in 1951 and then transferred by the county Public Security Bureau to the Provincial Archives. In 1984 local gazetteer editors located only 116 juan remaining from this collection. These were copied and returned to the county archives. Open.
SOURCE: Shucheng xianzhi, 1995: 471-472, UCB/CCSL
SI COUNTY ARCHIVES 泗 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958. Holdings: 13,121 juan in 58 quanzong. The documentary archives include 3,982 juan of permanent, 2,402 juan of long-term, and 3,662 juan of short-term. There are also 38 juan of technical archives, 657 juan of financial and account archives, 100 juan of archives of deceased cadres, 1,599 juan of inspectorate archives, 657 juan of special archives, plus 15 juan of revolutionary history archives and 12 juan of old regime archives. 3,487 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Si xianzhi, 1990: 391, UCB/CCSL
SUZHOU CITY ARCHIVES 宿 州 市 檔 案 館
Est.1980, current holdings unclear. Catalogues. Indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Suzhou shizhi, 1991: 306, UCB/CCSL
SUXIAN PREFECTURAL ARCHIVES 宿 縣 地 區 檔 案 館
Archives shifted from party to government control in 1986. Current holdings unclear.
SOURCE: Suxian diquzhi, 1995: 109, UCB/CCSL
SUIXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 濉 溪 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, stopped work during CR. Holdings: 8,833 juan of documentary archives and 8 types of printed materials with 3,806 ce covering materials on provincial, prefecture, and county national economy, year book, mines, the revolutionary history in North-east of Anhui province, biographies of martyrs in Suixi county, gazetteers, etc.. The main contents of the documentary archives are from county CCP committee and government organs since 1950, including work summaries, appointment and dismissal of cadres, documents of party conferences and people’s congress conferences, government work plans, records of letters from and visits by the people, etc. Many archives were destroyed during CR. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Suixi xianzhi, 1989: 669-670, UCB/CCSL
TAIHE COUNTY ARCHIVES 太 和 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958. Holdings: 10,380 juan in 48 quanzong; 258 types of printed materials totaling 760 ce. The archives have edited materials on party history and local history and statistics. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Taihe xianzhi, 1993: 330-331, UCB/CCSL
TAIHU COUNTY ARCHIVES 太 湖 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. Holdings include
Historical archives. The original 700-800 juan of republican archives were reduced to only 70-80 juan when they were transferred during the war against Japan. Then, most of the remaining archives were destroyed by the retreating KMT government on the eve of Liberation. In the early 1950s, roughly 202 juan of historical archives were collected from old regime organs, defeated and dispersed KMT staff, and targets of suppression. In 1956, these were turned over to the provincial Public Security Department, which turned them over to the Provincial Archives in 1983.
Documentary archives: about 8,000 juan.
Special archives: seriously destroyed during the early period of the PRC. In 1960, 95% of the 300,000 pieces of the land reform certificate stubs were destroyed, and only 269 juan were left when sent to the county archives. In 1966, most of the education archives and personnel archives were destroyed.
SOURCE: Taihu xianzhi, 1995: 636-637, UCB/CCSL
TIANCHANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 天 長 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958 as the Binghui 炳 輝 County Archives, renamed Tianchang archives in 1960. Seriously destroyed during CR, resumed operations in 1975. 1985: 15,448 juan, including 10,502 juan of documentary archives, 78 juan of technical archives, 4,908 juan of special archives. 491 types of printed materials totaling 7,173 ce. There are also 113,803 juan of archives in various county units. Open.
SOURCE: Tianchang xianzhi, 1992: 472-474, UCB/CCSL
TONGCHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 桐 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 21,443 juan in 117 quanzong, including 464 juan of pre-1949 archives. PRC archives contain 15,745 juan of documentary, 70 juan of technical, and 5,164 juan of special archives, 13 boxes of tapes and videos, 714 photos. The historical "archives" appear to be largely old maps and publications: maps of Tongcheng county of Ming, the blueprints of rebuilding the Confucian temple in Tongcheng in Qing, the maps of imperial Qing, the maps of the Yangzi river valley, and handwritings of some celebrities. Local materials include:
gazetteers, such as Tongcheng xuxiu xianzhi of the Daoguang era, Tongcheng xianzhilue in 1936, Tongxiang shuyuanzhi, etc..
historical books, including the chronicles of Mr.Fang Mizhi, biographies of notable personages in Tongcheng, the chronicles of Yao Nai, miscellaneous memories about Longmian.
revolutionary history materials, including materials on the Tongcheng headquarters of the Second Field Army during the campaign to cross the Yangzi.
newspapers, including Tongcheng bao, Minquan bao and Dagong bao.
literature and art materials.
photos of the party plenum conferences and assembly conferences, and some irrigation works.
SOURCE: Tongcheng xianzhi, 1995: 629-630, UCB/CCSL
TUNXI CITY ARCHIVES 屯 溪 市 檔 案 館
Current holdings unclear.
SOURCE: Tunxi shizhi, 1990, UCB/CCSL
TONGLING CITY ARCHIVES 銅 陵 市 檔 案 館
Est.1958 with archives of 645 juan, renamed as Tongling Special Prefectural Archives in 1964 and with holdings of 6,420 juan in 1966, restored in 1975. Many archives were lost during CR. 1985: 15,386 (13,829?) juan of archives, including 9,057 juan of documentary archives, 3,160 folders of technical archives, and 3,143 boxes of financial archives, and 7,504 (5,731?) ce of printed materials, plus 100,916 pieces of blueprints. Among those, only 8 juan are left from before 1949. There were 115,743 juan of archives in all in Tongling city in 1985. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Tongling shizhi, 1994: 961-963, UCB/CCSL
TONGLING COUNTY ARCHIVES 銅 陵 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1959, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1976. 1990: 12,398 juan, including 124 juan of historical archives, 12,121 juan of documentary archives, 153 juan of special archives. 6,926 ce of printed materials. There were 50,952 juan of archives in various county units. Open.
SOURCE: Tongling xianzhi, 1993: 539-540, UCB/CCSL.
WUHE COUNTY ARCHIVES 五 河 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958. Holdings (DAGZQS): 17,786 juan in 97 quanzong, including old-regime archives; documentary archives; and special archives of land reform, letters and complaints (xinfang), census and finance; also 3,147 ce of printed materials; local gazetteers, books and newspapers. Printed materials total 3,299 juan/ce. Catalogues, indexes. Open.
SOURCE: DAGZQS: 443-444; Wuhe xianzhi, 1992: 567-568, UCB/CCSL.
WUHU CITY ARCHIVES 蕪 湖 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1960. Total holdings unclear, but mostly party and government archives, and archives of disbanded units such as the Educated Youth office, office to reverse verdicts of anti-Rightist Movement etc.. Most of the KMT Wuhu county government archives were taken over by the military command in 1949. In 1955, these and some Ming-Qing archives were turned over to the provincial Public Security Department. About 1,806 juan of old-regime archives were reproduced from the Provincial Archives in 1985.
(1) City Construction Archives: Est. 1984. 1985: 17,603 juan, covering historical and contemporary city constructions, transportation, pipe net and irrigation.
District Archives:
Suburban Archives: est. 1982. Holdings: 7 quanzong, including documentary and account archives. Printed materials total over 200 ce.
Xinwuqu Archives: est. 1985. Holdings: 1,226 juan in 3 quanzong including documentary archives and photos. Plus printed materials and books.
Jinghuqu Archives: est. 1985. Holdings: 919 juan in 2 quanzong including documentary archives and photos.
SOURCE: Wuhu shizhi, 1995: 547-550, UCB/CCSL
WUHU COUNTY ARCHIVES 蕪 湖 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1989: 16,643 juan in 79 quanzong; 3583 ce of printed materials.
SOURCE: Wuhu xianzhi 1993:676, UCB
WUWEI COUNTY ARCHIVES 無 為 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1988: 64,355 juan in 67 quanzong, including 185 juan of historical archives, 38,283 juan of documentary, 25,746 juan of specialized, 141 juan of technicalong-term and 9,608 juan of short-term archives. To improve the qualities of the archives, 258,951 items of archives and printed materials were eliminated in 1961, 1972 and 1983. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Yishang xianzhi, 1995: 375, UCB/CCSL
ANXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 安 溪 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1990: 25,682 juan in 88 quanzong.
Republican archives: 5,622 juan, from the KMT county committee, government and Youth Corp on justice, police, public security, education, public health, finance and taxes, land, production and transportation.
Revolutionary history archives: 77 juan.
Historical archives: 2 items.
PRC archives: 17,312 juan of documentary archives from the CCP county committee, government, people’ congress and their subordinate offices, workers’ union and women federation, etc.; technical archives: 166 juan; special archives: 2,503 juan; 616 photos.
Printed materials total 7,469 ce with 1,422 types, including local newspaper, statistics, Anxi youth from republican period, Anxi xianzhi, Quanzhou fuzhi and other gazetteers. The gazetteer notes that in March 1989, the archives began a process of opening by stages the republican, revolutionary history and historical archives to the public. In the first stage, 945 juan of republican archives on administration, public health, taxes and finance, grain, education and public works were opened.
SOURCE: Anxi xianzhi 1994: 921-924, UCB/CCSL.
CHANGTING COUNTY ARCHIVES 長 汀 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functioning during CR; after several reorganizations, restored in 1979. 1987: 2,710 juan of republican archives with 170 ce of printed materials, including Tingzhou fuzhi from the Qianlong era and Changting xianzhi from the Guangxu era and registers of the CCP party member of Chumao district of 1934. Contemporary documentary and specialized archives total 24,761 juan in 74 quanzong, plus 1,171 boxes of tapes and videos and 3,293 ce of printed materials with 1,086 types. Countywide, 33,216 juan of archives and 7,994 ce of printed materials are kept in 89 archives offices. Open. Catalogues.
SOURCE: Changting xianzhi 1993: 753-754, UCB/CCSL.
DEHUA COUNTY ARCHIVES 德 化 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functioning during CR, restored in 1978. 1990: 29,382 juan, including 480 juan of historical archives. 1987: 20,203 juan of documentary, 170 juan of technical and financial archives. Printed materials total 6,052 ce, including provincial and county gazetteers, genealogies, policy documents, statistics and other materials. There are also 26,227 juan of archives countywide in various units. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: DAGZQS: 445; Dehua xianzhi 1992: 639-640, UCB/CCSL.
DONGSHAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 東 山 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961. Holdings: 7,936 juan in 27 quanzong. In 1950, 425 juan of republican archives were organized, though some were lost when they were moved as part of 1953 war preparations. The records cover the KMT county committee, government, judiciary, and the Dongzhao (東 詔 ) salt fields. Catalogues, indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Dongshan xianzhi 1994:650, UCB/CCSL.
FUQING CITY ARCHIVES 福 清 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1988: 44 juan of revolutionary history archives on the CCP headquarters in Min-Zhe-Gan and in central Fujian and documents, photos, and note books of the CCP county committee’s meetings in 1947; 7,386 juan of republican archives (1937-1949) from the local KMT committee, government, police, court, military court and land department; 23,085 juan of PRC archives from 1949 to 1980, including 1,627 juan of archives from the early 1960s socialist education movement and letters and petitions from the old revolutionary base areas. There are also scientific, specialized and photo archives. Catalogues including a name index to republican archives. Open.
SOURCE: Fuqing shizhi 1994:845-847, UCB/CCSL.
GUANGZE COUNTY ARCHIVES 光 澤 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 23,009 juan in 71 quanzong, including documentary, technical, specialized, personnel and photo archives, plus 6,528 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open. The archives have edited materials on natural disasters, gazetteers, party history, political movements and conferences.
SOURCE: Guangze xianzhi 1994: 431-432, UCB/CCSL.
JIANNING COUNTY ARCHIVES 建 寧 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, attacked by "rebel" faction with loss of some records during CR, then ceased functioning, resuming operations in 1978. 1989: 20,125 juan, including 2,153 juan of republican archives. Printed materials: 11,101 ce with 2,109 types. Open.
SOURCE: Jianning xianzhi 1995: 564, UCB/CCSL.
JIAN’OU COUNTY ARCHIVES 建 甌 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1992: 50,700 juan, including 38,900 juan of documentary and 103 juan of technical archives. Blueprint drafts: 81 items; photos: 2,758 items; printed materials: 8,623 ce. After 1949, the county government took over the archives of the KMT party committee, county government, Youth Corps, military garrison, county court, police and tax and finance bureau. These records were organized into 9,529 juan which are kept in the county archives. In 1960, a 1927 bulletin of the Sixth Division of the National Revolution Army and the genealogy of Yang Rong, a Ming tutor of the heir apparent, were catalogued by the archives. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Jian’ou xianzhi 1994: 707-709, UCB/CCSL.
JINJIANG CITY ARCHIVES 晉 江 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, seriously damaged during CR and disbanded in 1968, restored in 1978. Holdings: 31,563 juan in 74 quanzong, plus genealogies and printed materials. They are divided into 4 kinds:
Republican archives: 11,316 juan (1930-49) from Jinjiang and also present-day Quanzhou (泉 州 ), Licheng (鯉 城) and Shishi (石 獅 ) relating to the KMT party, government, military affairs, police, court, education, land taxes, finance, and construction.
PRC archives: 20,247 juan in 72 quanzong from the county party committee, government departments, industries, enterprises and associations. Among these, 4,453 juan in 18 quanzong are from party and mass organizations; 7,923 juan in 19 quanzong from government organs; 7,281 juan in 22 quanzong from qu, zhen, and xiang; 416 juan in 13 quanzong from factories, schools and medical units. There are also technical and special archives.
Genealogies: over 250 ce from more than 20 lineages, including records of Zheng Chenggong’s regaining Taiwan and that of people traveling abroad and settling in Taiwan.
Printed materials: 4,454 ce with 898 types, including 61 kinds of republican materials totaling 278 ce, such as Quanzhou daily, Minshengbao, Jiangshengbao.
Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Jinjiang shizhi 1994: 1112-1114, UCB/CCSL.
LIANCHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 連 城 縣 檔 案 館
Holdings: 29,454 juan of archives and printed materials in 87 quanzong, including 7,873 juan of republican archives. The republican archives cover the years 1928-49 and are virtually complete [an extremely rare phenomenon]. They derive from the three offices (secretariat, accounts, statistics) and six departments (civil affairs, finance, education, construction, land administration and social affairs) of the county government. During the War of Resistance, there was also an office of the provincial party bureau in Liancheng. In 1949, a KMT militia force and regular army unit retreated through Liancheng and also left behind important records. PRC archives contain 17,942 juan of documentary archives from the county party committee, government and their subordinate offices and abolished departments from 1949-85, photos, tapes and videos. Printed materials include gazetteers, genealogies and newspapers. Catalogues: 156 volumes of file catalogues, plus card catalogues of 11,003 cards for documents, and 50,264 cards for persons mentioned in republican archives. Open.
SOURCE: Liancheng xianzhi 1993: 747-749, UCB/CCSL.
LONGHAI COUNTY ARCHIVES 龍 海 縣 檔 案 館
In 1958, both Longxi (龍 溪 ) and Haicheng (海 澄 ) counties established archives, and these were combined into the Longhai archives when the counties were merged in 1960. The archives were disbanded during CR, restored in 1978. 1991: 25,304 juan in 102 quanzong, 1,055 photos and tapes and videos, 5,684 ce of printed materials. When the KMT fled in 1949, they left some archives which were kept by the relevant departments of the county. These records are apparently now in the archives, whose historical archives are said to be in good condition and relatively complete. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: DAGZQS: 445; Longhai xianzhi 1993: 849-850, UCB/CCSL.
LONGYAN PREFECTURAL ARCHIVES 龍 岩 地 區 檔 案 館
Total holdings of the prefectural archives unclear. In 1949, each county in the prefecture took over the republican archives. In 1955, 3,870 juan of republican archives (1935-49) were organized [and are probably in the prefectural archives]. In 1965, 14,267 juan from the prefecture, and Longyan, Yongding, Zhangping, Liancheng and Changting county archives were destroyed as unnecessary documents. In 1987, all party rectification archives were collected by the archives. In all Longyan prefecture archives in 1987, there were 214,965 juan in 309 quanzong, including 31,431 juan of historical archives, 2,466 juan of special, and 488 juan of technical archives. Printed materials total 30,517 ce, 70 tapes and 5,025 photos. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Longyan diquzhi 1992: 1303-1305, UCB/CCSL.
MINQING COUNTY ARCHIVES 閩 清 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 12,497 juan of archives, including 394 juan of republican archives. Contemporary archives are party and mass organization, local government, and township records; and specialized archives. Open.
SOURCE: Minqing xianzhi 1993: 762-763, UCB/CCSL.
NAN’AN COUNTY ARCHIVES 南 安 縣 檔 案 館
1988: in the county there were 5,845 juan from the county party committee and government and their subordinate offices, 8,262 juan from townships, and over 7,000 juan from factories including documentary, technical, personnel and account archives. There would appear to be substantial republican archives. The gazetteer refers to an unusually sophisticated republican era classification of archives based on the Dewey decimal system with categories for civil affairs, finance, construction, education, security and general affairs. These archives are said to have been restored and reorganized into over 2,000 juan. In addition, 753 juan of scattered republican archives were collected in 1963. Open.
SOURCE: Nan’an xianzhi 1993: 736-737, UCB/CCSL.
NANPING CITY ARCHIVES 南 平 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1990: 31,795 juan in 103 quanzong, including 13,317 juan of republican archives (1923-1949) and 18,478 juan of PRC archives; 4492 ce of printed materials in 1166 titles. Some republican archives (for example the education records) were lost during the early 50's due to the careless handling by the military authorities. Otherwise, archives on county government, party organizations, military and police, baojia, land, public health, finance and trade, agriculture and industry, are quite well preserved. They are organized under three quanzong: county government, KMT party bureau and police. Catalogues, indexes (including a complete index to the republican archives). Open.
SOURCE: Nanping xianzhi 1994: 1429-1433, UCB/CCSL.
NINGDE CITY ARCHIVES 寧 德 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1978. 1992: 24,154 juan in 64 quanzong of archives and 7,668 ce of printed materials. The 3,309 juan in 11 quanzong of old-regime archives are mainly from the KMT county committee, government, Youth Corps and agricultural and commercial associations on land, taxes, lawsuits, education and irrigation. Among those, the republican land registers are the only complete records of property ownership (houses) in Eastern Fujian Province. The contemporary document archives are mainly from the party and government organs and people’s associations relating to politics, economy, education, production and technology. There are also special, technical, tape and video archives. Printed materials include statistics, gazetteers, documents, and newspapers. Information on natural disasters, county leaders and conferences has been edited by the archives. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Ningde xianzhi 1995: 813-815, UCB/CCSL.
PINGHE COUNTY ARCHIVES 平 和 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1965. 1988: 16,285 juan of documentary archives; 25 juan of scientific archives and 523 photos. There were 1,206 juan of republican archives on civil affairs, finance, education, construction and military affairs that were taken over by the military, then the public security bureau. They have survived to the present, but it is unclear if they are still with public security or have been transferred to the county archives. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Pinghe xianzhi 1994: 694-695, UCB/CCSL.
PUCHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 蒲 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1988: 2,412 juan of republican archives on general affairs, civil affairs, finance, construction, and education. (In 1984, public security turned over 2,189 of these to the archives.) Most archives from before 1939 were lost and the remainder are partially damaged. There are 19,558 juan of PRC archives from local offices, including archives of the county government and its subordinate offices; 880 juan on the socialist education movement in six local communes; and 8,835 ce of books. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Pucheng xianzhi 1994:1047-1048, UCB/CCSL.
PUTIAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 莆 田 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. There are 3,800 juan of republican archives in 11 quanzong from the KMT county committee, government, Youth Corps, police bureau, salt fields, schools and hospitals (1938-49). The contents include laws, regulations, appointments and dismissals, registers, budgets, work reports, lawsuits, and the baojia system.. There are also revolutionary history archives recording activities of the CCP Putian county committees (1926-49), with lists of cadres, regulations of the peasants associations, regulations for grain purchase and tax reduction, seals of the Soviet government, letters, posters and photos of martyrs. Contemporary documentary archives total 28,427 juan in 88 quanzong. Printed materials include Wanli fuzhi, Qianlong xianzhi, genealogies, over 10 kinds of local newspapers of the republican period and more than 6,500 ce of internal publications. Open.
SOURCE: Putian xianzhi 1994: 764-767, UCB/CCSL.
QINGLIU COUNTY ARCHIVES 清 流 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961. 1990: 17,182 juan of archives on the party and mass organizations, personnel, civil affairs, planning, irrigation, finance and industry, education, public health and qu/xiang affairs. There are 1,834 juan of republican archives (received from the public security bureau in 1987). Printed materials include local gazetteers, genealogies, newspapers and magazines. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Qingliu xianzhi 1994: 633-634, UCB/CCSL.
SHA COUNTY ARCHIVES 沙 縣 檔 案 館
1988: 22,778 juan in 56 quanzong of archives and 11,649 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open.
Republican archives: 6,179 juan in 10 quanzong from 1923-49, including archives from the county government (1935-49: 3,556 juan), KMT county committee (1930-49: 201 juan), Youth Corps (1944-47: 33 juan), departments of justice (1934-49: 473 juan), police bureau (1937-49: 719 juan), hospitals (1938-49: 71 juan), power plants (1938-49: 708 juan), tax bureau (1940-49: 144 juan), departments for land and grain (1940-49: 72 juan), middle school (1943-49: 105 juan), relief office (1943-49: 73 juan) and the Tongshanshe (1923-26, 1928, 1933: 24 juan). Also included are conferences records and photos. The republican archives were taken over by the new regime in 1949 and turned over to the public security bureau. In 1987, they were returned to the archives.
Contemporary archives: 16,578 juan in 46 quanzong. The documentary archives include regulations, rules, reports, meeting minutes, statistics and correspondence, relating to party and government affairs, administrative divisions, appointments and dismissals, economic construction, education, public health, technology, finance and trade. There are also technical archives, specialized archives and tapes and videos.
Printed materials. The republican materials include compilations of republican laws, Fujian provincial laws, bulletins, yearbooks, materials on civil administration, military affairs, justice, construction, finance and education, and local publications as Qiusheng tongxun and Qiusheng zhoubao. Gazetteers include Fujian tongzhi, Jiajing yanping fuzhi, Sha xianzhi ( editions of Kangxi 40, Daoguang 14, Tongzhi 15 and 1928). Also included are many contemporary documents, newspapers and periodicals.
SOURCE: Sha xianzhi 1992: 632-633, UCB/CCSL.
SHANGHANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 上 杭 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 32,700 juan, including 137 juan of technical archives and 95 photos. Printed materials: 7,864 ce. The historical archives include 7 items from Qing period and 8,964 juan of republican archives, among which, 87 juan are revolutionary history archives including Soviet era documents. Printed materials include bulletins, yearbooks, compilations, handbooks, reports, newspapers, gazetteers and genealogies.. Open.
SOURCE: Shanghang xianzhi 1993: 757-758, UCB/CCSL.
SHAOWU COUNTY ARCHIVES 邵 武 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1989: 30,795 juan/ce of archives and printed materials, including 773 juan of old regime archives; 20,763 juan of documentary archives; there are also specialized (1,697 juan), scientific (36 juan), personnel (117 juan), and photo archives (835 boxes). Catalogues, indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Shaowu xianzhi 1993:1032-1033, UCB/CCSL.
SHUNCHANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 順 昌 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded during CR, resumed operations in 1978. 1988: 27,068 juan in 69 quanzong, plus 5,507 ce of printed materials of 2,001 types. There were 42,050 juan of archives and 2,500 ce of printed materials in 63 archives offices countywide. Most republican archives were destroyed by the KMT military department head; but after 1949, the public security bureau turned over 322 juan of documentary archives in four quanzong: for the KMT party committee, the county government, the Youth Corps and the middle school.
SOURCE: Shunchang xianzhi 1994: 699-700, UCB/CCSL.
SONGXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 松 溪 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1988: 9,558 juan of contemporary archives, including documentary, special, technical and photos archives. Republican archives suffered great losses in a fire in 1938 and through KMT destruction of key records in 1949. The remaining records were kept by the public security bureau as "enemy regime archives" (diwei dang’an 敵 偽 檔 案 ), but the suffered from mildew and insect damage in poor conditions. In 1986, they were turned over to the archives, restored, reorganized into 6,339 juan and kept in a special historical archives storage area. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Songxi xianzhi 1994: 614-615, UCB/CCSL.
TAINING COUNTY ARCHIVES 泰 寧 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958; work was suspended during CR and some archives were lost, resumed work in 1978. 1987: 47 quanzong of archives, including 817 juan of republican archives (transferred from public security in 1984); and unknown number of documentary archives; 1,248 juan of PRC census, forestry and other specialized archives; 4,232 ce of printed materials including local gazetteers, photos and newspapers. Open.
SOURCE: Taining xianzhi 1993:560, UCB/CCSL.
WUYISHAN CITY ARCHIVES 武 YI 山 市檔 案 館
Est. 1958 as Chong’an (崇 安 ) county archives, disrupted by the CR, resumed operations in 1978, renamed as Wuyishan city archives in 1989. 1993: 29,895 juan in 76 quanzong, including 8,560 juan of republican archives in 13 quanzong; 308 juan of revolutionary history archives (many collected in a 1949-52 effort to collect records from the Soviet period). Contemporary archives include 19,094 juan of documentary, 1,519 juan of account, 85 juan of technical, 202 juan of forestry and census archives and 2,025 photos. There are 3 Qing genealogies, 12 juan of land deeds (99 items) and 159 paper money notes from the Qing and republican period (including those from the Central Soviet Base area and the North Fujian Soviet area). Materials on party history, place names and other matters have been edited by the archives. Open.
SOURCE: Wuyishan shizhi 1992: 639-640, UCB/CCSL.
WUPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 武 平 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1987: 18,275 juan in 66 quanzong; 5,600 ce of printed materials. There were also 28,267 juan of documentary and 2,589 juan of technical archives in countywide archives offices. The republican archives were reduced to only 56 juan on politics, plus 142 juan of other archives in 1950 due to KMT destruction as the old regime collapsed and inappropriate destruction in the first year of the PRC. Open.
SOURCE: Wuping xianzhi 1993: 664, UCB/CCSL.
YONG’AN CITY ARCHIVES 永 安 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1989: 26,684 juan in 77 quanzong, including 6,414 juan of republican archives; 19,409 juan of documentary, 41 juan of technical and 750 juan of specialized archives; 70 tapes and videos; 5,691 ce of printed materials. The republican archives come from the KMT Yong’an county committee, government, assembly, courts, police, education and public health organizations, agricultural extension institutions and mass associations. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Yong’an xianzhi 1994: 1002-1003, UCB/CCSL.
YONGDING COUNTY ARCHIVES 永 定 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958; work suspended during CR and resumed in 1979. Size of holdings unclear, but the collection includes republican archives mainly from 1934 to 1949 (mostly received from public security in 1985); contemporary archives of the county party and government and their subordinate offices; archives of 9 disbanded communes; and archives of 21 xiang and zhen. Printed materials are on local history, uprisings, the anti-Japanese war, and local mass organizations. Catalogues, indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Yongding xianzhi 1994:811-812, UCB/CCSL.
YONGTAI COUNTY ARCHIVES 永 泰 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functioning during CR with a loss of 10 juan of archives, restored in 1978. 1987: over 11,000 juan in 40 quanzong; 3,800 ce of printed materials. There are four storehouses, keeping republican archives, party and mass archives, government archives and archives from subordinate county departments. In 1985, 1,475 juan of republican archives were restored and catalogued.
SOURCE: Yongtai xianzhi 1992: 650, UCB/CCSL.
YOUXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 尤 溪 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1985: 18,055 juan of documentary archives; 3,874 ce of printed materials on local banditry, economy, epidemic control, public security and party history. In 1987, 2,179 juan of republican archives that had been held by the public security bureau since 1949 were turned over to the archives and catalogued. They include records on civil affairs, finance, education, construction, and budget. Open.
SOURCE: Youxi xianzhi 1989: 624-625, UCB/CCSL.
ZHANGPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 漳 平 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, ceased functioning during CR, resumed operations in 1978. 1990: 28,222 juan in 29 quanzong, including 4,309 juan of republican archives, transferred from the public security bureau in 1986. PRC archives contain 23,670 juan of documentary, 135 juan of specialized and 108 juan of technical archives; also 4,231 ce of printed materials, 11 boxes of tapes and 71 photos. Information on party history, gazetteers and the change of administrative division has been edited by the archives. In 1955, 2,907 juan of republican archives were catalogued, of which 718 juan were sent to the prefectural organization department. Open.
SOURCE: Zhangping xianzhi 1995: 699-700, UCB/CCSL.
ZHOUNING COUNTY ARCHIVES 周 寧 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1988: 15,168 juan on 60 quanzong, including 6,375 juan archives of pre-1949 archives received from public security in 1985 and 8,793 juan of PRC archives; 2,007 ce of printed materials. The content and distribution of the republican archives are reflected in figures from the early 1950s, when the total was given as 5,766 juan. These were from the local government (3,851 juan), court (1,200 juan), military (558 juan), party and Youth Corps (40 juan), inspectorate (82 juan) and prison (35 juan). Catalogues, indexes. Open.
SOURCE: Zhouning xianzhi 1993:539-542, UCB/CCSL.
ANXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 安 西 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1985: 14,423 juan of archives; including 117 juan of republican archives from 1934 to 1949 on local government, personnel, local self-government, water resources, mining, land tax, disputes over water resources, and education; 11,201 juan of PRC archives in 59 quanzong on county government and its subordinate offices relating to party affairs, state-building, bandit elimination, political movements, industry, agriculture, education, public health, finance, local militia and other local affairs. The archives are in the form of reports, regulations, correspondence, meeting records, and various statistics. There are also scientific, personnel and photo archives. Printed materials include local newspapers, gazetteers, maps, books and magazines.
SOURCE: Anxi xianzhi 1992: 448-452, UBC/CCSL
GAOTAI COUNTY ARCHIVES 高 台 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded in 1968, resumed operations in 1973. Holdings (1990?): 12,225 juan of archives, including 10,960 juan of documentary (of which 7,667 juan (1949-1989) are from local administration and disbanded units; 2,045 (1949-1983) are from local qu, gongsuo and xiang offices; and 1,194 juan are from local industry and schools. There are also 161 juan of technical (1950-1989), 331 juan of personnel, 766 juan of financial, and 51 juan of special archives; 20 juan of photos, personnel archives of unlawful cadre activities; and 6,561 ce of printed materials,. The printed materials contain statistics, newspapers, gazetteers and maps. Catalogues. Open. In 1969, 4,056 juan of archives were destroyed as a part of war preparedness, thus almost all of the documents from superior and subordinate offices were lost. Open.
SOURCE: DA 1991.4: 38, Hoover; Gaotai xianzhi 1993: 436-437, UCB/CCSL.
JINCHANG CITY ARCHIVES 金 昌 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1984. 1991: 4,645 juan of documentary archives; 977 photos; 34 tapes and videos; 1,189 ce of printed materials. In 1988, 1,899 juan of republican archives were received from the Wuwei (武 威 ) prefectural Public Security Bureau. There are also 51,198 juan of archives kept in archives offices in various units. Catalogued. Open. Other major archives in the city include:
Jinchuan Company Archives: est. 1964. 1991: 21,459 juan of technical archives; 1,83576 dossiers of blueprints, 2,602 photos and 6,300 ce of printed materials have been catalogued.
SOURCE: Jinchang shizhi 1995: 542-544, UCB/CCSL.
JINGNING COUNTY ARCHIVES 靜 寧 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1959, disbanded for a period of time, resumed operations in 1977. 1985: 6,943 juan in 52 quanzong; 1,935 ce of printed materials. In 1949, the county Public Security Bureau took the archives of the KMT county committee, Youth Corps, government, departments of civil affairs, construction, finance, education and military affairs, local court, office of land and grain, workers’ union, and peasants’ association. They were transferred to the archives in 1983, 1,056 juan in all. The PRC documentary archives are 5,887 juan, mainly from the county committee, government, and their subordinate departments, qu, xiang, communes and people’s associations. The contents include irrigation, electricity, industry survey, soil survey and census. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Jingning shizhi 1993: 498, UCB/CCSL.
KANGLE COUNTY ARCHIVES 康 樂 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1962. 1985: 15,195 juan in 67 quanzong, including 14,078 juan of documentary archives and 1,117 juan of special archives; printed materials of 857 ce. The 315 juan in 17 quanzong of republican archives were tranferred to the (臨 夏 ?) Zhou 州 archives. They are from the KMT county committee (118 juan), government (16 juan), no.1 administration (2 juan), and their subordinate offices.
SOURCE: Kangle xianzhi 1995: 315-316, UCB/CCSL.
LINXIA MUSLIM AUTONOMOUS DEPARTMENT ARCHIVES 臨 夏 回 族 自 治 州 檔 案 館
NOTE: While the information below from the department gazetteer indicates extensive archives in Linxia, the number of juan are inconsistent with, and often less than, those indicated in other sources. The data below should be compared to Ye and Esherick 1996: 92-93.
Est.1959, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1975. Holdings: 43,759 juan of archives including:
Documentary archives: 33,612 juan in 167 quanzong. Included are
PRC archives: 26,858 juan in 96 quanzong, from the party and government offices, mass organizations and enterprises. The contents include local construction, autonomy and political movements.
Revolutionary history archives: 8 items; documents on bandit suppression and state-building from August 22 to September 30 of 1949.
Historical archives: over 30 items. They include epitaphs, imperial decrees, orders, documents, memorials and maps from Ming and Qing period. Among those, a Map of 24 passes in Hezhou is the earliest extant map in Linxia.
Republican archives: 6,754 juan in 76 quanzong, from the 1912 Beiyang government era to 1949, including documents from the KMT Linxia office, government, courts, military force and mass organizations of Linxia special administration, and Linxia, Yongjing, Hezheng, Ningding, and Kangle counties. The gazetteer gives a detailed listing of republican archives, including 11,000 items from the local court.
Individual and lineage archives:
Deeds and marriage contracts: 415 items, mostly from the Ma Qi (馬 麒 ) clan from Qing Jiaqing to Xuantong period. Among those, the contract of 1817 is the earliest extant contract in Linxia.
Deeds from the republican period: 870 items.
Genealogies, certificates, passports, and appointments from Ma Hongkui and other clans: 2,000 items.
Books and manuscripts archives: He zhouzhi (1707) is the earliest extant book in Linxia. Also manuscripts of other local famous men.
Others: 297 items of pawn receipts, tax receipts, and land certificates from Qing and republican period; 986 juan of account archives and 330 ce of technical archives from disbanded units.
Photos: 8,800, including 14 revolutionary history photos and 801 items from the 1920s to 1940s.
Yapes: 28.
Printed materials: 7,600 ce.
Ming and Qing materials: about 200 ce. The contents include the reproduced Ming-Qing archives, memorials, gazetteers and poems.
Republican materials: 1410 ce, including materials of Ma clans, Muslim classics, epitaphs and a list of KMT military students from Linxia.
Contemporary materials: over 5,420 ce, including newspapers, maps and books on the history of Hui, Dongxiang, Bao’an, Sala miniorites.
Catalogues. Open. There are also 172,576 juan in 616 quanzong of archives and 19,631 ce of printed materials in 9 archives of Linxia department. The Yongjing County Archives have 56 items of old regime archives.
SOURCE: Linxia huizu zizhi zhouzhi 1993: 1184-1196, UCB/CCSL.
LINXIA COUNTY ARCHIVES 臨 夏縣 檔 案 館
Est.1963. 1985: 88 quanzong, including 31,044 juan of documentary archives, 38 tapes and videos, 445 photos; plus 1,171 ce of printed materials.
SOURCE: Linxia xianzhi 1995: 442, UCB/CCSL.
MIN COUNTY ARCHIVES 岷 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1989: 14,820 juan in 44 quanzong; 1,421 ce of printed materials. The holdings include 4,146 juan of documentary archives, 118 juan of technical archives, 5,559 juan of account archives and 953 juan of special archives. Also included are some republican newspapers and local gazetteers. Open.
SOURCE: Min xianzhi 1995: 674-675, UCB/CCSL.
MINLE COUNTY ARCHIVES 民 樂 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958. 1990: 22,157 juan in 82 quanzong. The holdings include 20,456 juan of documentary archives, 460 juan of technical archives and 1,241 juan of special archives. Tapes. Photos. There are also 5,288 ce of printed materials. In 1968, 1070 juan of republican era archives were transferred to the Zhangye Prefectural Revolutionary Committee for safekeeping. [Their present status is unknown.] In an effort to save historical archives from after 1949, 1,277 juan of archives had been reproduced by 1985. Information on land reform, political movements, local dialect and customs, natural disasters, and party history has been edited by the archives. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Minle xianzhi 1996: 773-776, UCB/CCSL.
SHANDAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 山 丹 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1958, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1974. 1988: 11,948 juan in 60 quanzong, including 11,717 juan of documentary archives,187 juan of special archives, 24 dossiers of technical archives and 20 ce of tapes and videos; plus 5,923 ce of printed materials. In 1986, 124 juan of big- and small-character posters from the CR were received. For historical preservation, 937 juan of moldy or faded documents from 1949-66 have been recopied. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Shandan xianzhi 1993: 553-554, UCB/CCSL.
SUNAN YUGU AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES肅 南 裕 固 族 自 治 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1959, disbanded during CR, resumed operations in 1979. 1990: 8,753 juan of archives and 4,955 ce of printed materials. They include documents from party and government organizations; technical and account archives; photos, tapes and seals. Also included are religious records on the appointment of local religious leaders by the Banchan lama in Tibet, republican appointments of local leaders, and documents establishing borders. Current archives are from the local administration, including Cultural Revolution archives and archives on defining the border with Qinghai and neighboring counties. Printed materials include gazetteers and basic information on Su'nan county. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Sunan yuguzu zizhi xianzhi 1994: 245-246, UCB/CCSL; DA 1986.6: 24-26, Hoover.
YONGCHANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 永 昌 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded twice in 1962 and during CR, resumed operations in 1980. 1991: 13,184 juan in 23 quanzong; 4,384 ce of printed materials. There are also 23,598 juan of archives in archives offices.
SOURCE: Jinchang shizhi 1995: 542; Yongchang xianzhi 1993:766, UCB/CCSL.
ZHANGYE CITY ARCHIVES <弓 長 > 掖 市 檔 案 館
Est.1958, seriously damaged during CR, resumed operations in 1973. 1990: 34,519 juan in 115 quanzong; plus 5,865 ce of printed materials. The main collection consists of 28,000 juan of documentary archives, including records from temporary units for political movements (committees on land reform, investigation of cadres' personal histories, anti-rightist movement, Four Clean-ups, Socialist Education, Cultural Revolution), and from qu, xiang and communes. There are also 284 dossiers of technical archives and 269 juan of account archives. During CR, the documents from the central, provincial, and prefectural committees and governments from before 1964 were destroyed or sold as waste paper, 4,508 juan in all. In 1968, 270 juan in 14 quanzong of republican archives were transferred to the prefectural revolutionary committee and are now kept in the prefectural archives. Catalogues. Open. Xinxiu Zhangye xianzhi and Ganzhou fuzhi have been reproduced by the archives.
SOURCE: Zhangye shizhi 1995: 700, UCB/CCSL.
ZHUONI COUNTY ARCHIVES 卓 尼 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1964, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1975. 1990: 4,218 juan in 8 sections; 1,807 ce of printed materials. The archives include account books and lists of property and historical relics of the Chanding Temple, and land purchase and sale records from the Qing and republican periods; photos concerning the activities of local elites and the KMT government officials; and documents from the CCP county committee, government, their subordinate offices, mass associations and temporary organizations. The printed materials contain local publications, newspapers, gazetteers and books. They also keep one issue of American geography in which Lock Joseph, an American geographer, wrote an article with some photos about Zhuoni in the 1920s.
SOURCE: Zhuoni xianzhi 1994: 582-583, UCB/CCSL.
CHENGHAI COUNTY ARCHIVES 澄 海 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, disbanded during CR and suffered from serious loss of archives, restored in 1979. 1985: 11,841 juan/ce, including 6,897 juan of PRC documentary archives; 1,215 juan/ce of archives on technology, maps, census, industrial surveys, soil surveys, land and house property certificates, and deceased cadres; also 3,729 juan/ce of printed materials. In 1958, the republican era archives were transferred to the Public Security Bureau, and 1,118 juan of these archives remain in the bureau’s collection. Open.
SOURCE: Chenghai xianzhi 1992: 729-732, UCB/CCSL.
FENGSHUN COUNTY ARCHIVES 豐 順 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961, disbanded during CR with serious loss of archives, restored in 1978. 1987: 12,435 juan/ce in 53 quanzong. In 1949, roughly 2,000 items of republican government archives were taken over, and turned over to the Public Security Bureau. Open.
SOURCE: Fengshun xianzhi 1995: 879-880, UCB/CCSL.
FOSHAN CITY ARCHIVES 佛 山 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1958; disbanded during CR and its function transferred to Archive Office of the Foshan Revolutionary Committee. In 1984, the former city archives and the prefectural archives were merged into today’s city archives. Current holdings: 42,832 juan in 107 quanzong, including 8,949 ce of printed materials; among the archives, 17 juan of revolutionary history archives are on the Pearl River guerillas ( 珠 江 縱 隊 ) during the anti Japanese war; 161 juan of fragmentary republican archives from the Foshan town government are now kept in the Nanhai County Archives. During the CR, the archives was attacked and 675 juan of archives and materials were stolen, of which 108 juan have never been recovered. About 89% and 61% of the original archives kept in the former city archives and in the formal district archives were eliminated as part of "war preparations." Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Foshan shizhi 1994: vol. 2: 1773-1779, UCB/CCSL
HUA COUNTY ARCHIVES 花 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, stopped work for a while during CR. 1993: 16,792 juan in 59 quanzong, including 14,298 juan of documentary archives, 81 juan of technical archives, 2,413 juan of special archives, photos; plus 6,089 ce of printed materials. The archives had collected and catalogued 408 juan of Qing and republican archives before the 1970s, and turned them over to the Guangzhou Revolutionary Committee and the Hua County Revolutionary Committee during the CR. In 1991, the archives catalogued 15 juan republican archives from fragmentary documents of 1941-1949. There were also 150 archives countywide holding 152,278 juan of archives.
SOURCE: Hua xianzhi 1995: 829, UCB/CCSL.
HUAIJI COUNTY ARCHIVES 懷 集 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. Holdings: 11,436 juan in 33 quanzong, including 1,397 juan of special archives, 212 juan of technical archives; 5,219 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open.
Republican archives: 4,026 juan, mostly records from the KMT county committee, government, assembly, Youth Corps, court and police. The contents cover politics, military affairs, economy, education, and land tax. Also materials such as gazetteers, yearbooks, and newspapers.
Contemporary archives: the documentary archives come from the county committee, government, their subordinate offices, xiang and zhen. The technical archives include information on major construction projects, agriculture, forestry and mineral resources, and local products. The special archives contain land and house property certificates, census records, and archives of deceased cadres.
SOURCE: Huaiji xianzhi 1993: 612-614, UCB/CCSL.
JIEYANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 揭 陽 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958; disbanded in 1962; resumed operation in 1979. 1985: 15,237 juan of archives, including 33 juan of revolutionary history archives, 2562 juan of republican archives and over 10,000 juan of PRC archives.
SOURCE: Jieyang xianzhi 1993: 588, UBC/CCSL
LECHANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 樂 昌 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, disbanded during CR, resumed operations in 1981. 1989: 5,758 juan of archives and 4,416 juan/ce of printed materials. In 1983, 689 juan of republican archives and 476 ce of republican materials and 20,000 personnel cards were transferred to the archives by the Public Security Bureau. These came from records taken to Hainan by the KMT in 1949, and later recovered by the county PSB. Genealogies. Gazetteers.
SOURCE: Lechang xianzhi 1994: 509-511, UCB/CCSL.
LONGCHUAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 龍 川 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, suffered serious damage during CR. 1985: 23,800 juan/ce of archives and printed materials.
SOURCE: Longchuan xianzhi 1994: 458, UCB/CCSL.
LONGMEN COUNTY ARCHIVES 龍 門 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1980. 1987: 4,731 juan in 43 quanzong, including 4,379 juan of documentary archives and 352 juan of special archives; 2,956 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Longmen xianzhi 1995: 645-647, UCB/CCSL.
LUODING COUNTY ARCHIVES 羅 定 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded in 1968, restored in 1981. 1985: 10,815 juan, including documentary, technical, special and photo archives. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Luoding xianzhi 1994: 586, UCB/CCSL.
MEI COUNTY ARCHIVES 梅 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disrupted during CR, resumed operations in 1979. Current holdings unclear. Open.
SOURCE: Mei xianzhi 1994: 948-949, UCB/CCSL.
PANYU COUNTY ARCHIVES 番 寓 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. In 1967 Red Guards broke into the archives and stole records which have yet to be recovered. As part of effort for war preparation, nearly 2,000 juan of archives were burned in 1970, though archives staff managed to conceal and save some records. 1991: 15,618 juan of archives. There were 101,713 juan/ce of archives and printed materials countywide, including 2,198 juan of republican archives, 25,369 juan of documentary archives, 51,149 juan of special archives, 1,590 juan of technical archives and 22,589 juan of account archives, also 7,090 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Panyu xianzhi 1995: 733, UCB/CCSL.
PINGYUAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 平 遠 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1978. As part of effort for war preparation, 6,304 juan of archives were destroyed in 1971, representing over 86 percent of the total holdings. 1990: 15,800 juan of archives and printed materials. There were also 118 archive offices in xiang, zhen and county-level offices holding 92,200 juan of archives and materials. Old regime archives were taken over by the Public Security Bureau in 1949, then transferred to the archives in 1983 and organized into 4,233 juan. Open.
SOURCE: Pingyuan xianzhi 1993: 577, UCB/CCSL.
PUNING COUNTY ARCHIVES 普 寧 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded during CR, restored in 1978. 1988: 37 quanzong, 11,082 juan of archives and printed materials. Republican archives were destroyed when the county seat was taken in 1949. Open.
Documentary archives: 4,362 juan, mainly from county committee, government, and their subordinate offices.
Revolutionary history archives: 187 juan, including original documents, interviews, and memoirs covering periods of the first great revolution, land revolution, resistance war and civil war.
Special archives: 4,480 juan, records on class background, land and house property certificates, and land yields.
Printed materials: including republican newspapers (22 ce, including Sizhan sanri kan, Minguo ribao, Xinghua ribao, Shanbao, Shangbao, Zhenyan ribao, Yuehua ribao, Chaomei xinbao, Hanjiang ribao, Minbao, Duning dongyuan bao, Hai’anxian, Tuanjie bao), and gazetteers.
SOURCE: Puning xianzhi 1995: 563, UCB/CCSL.
RAOPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 饒 平 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disrupted during CR, resumed operations in 1979. Part of archives were destroyed in the process of re-cataloguing archives according to the "fewer but better" principle during CR. Republican archives were taken over by the county military control committee, but current whereabouts unknown. Current holdings unclear.
SOURCE: Raoping xianzhi 1994: 663-664, UCB/CCSL.
RENHUA COUNTY ARCHIVES 仁 華 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961 when separated from Shaoguan city, disbanded in 1968, restored in 1978. 1987: 4,841 juan in 40 quanzong of archives and 3,364 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Renhua xianzhi 1992: 611-612, UCB/CCSL.
SANSHUI COUNTY ARCHIVES 三 水 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958.1988:
Republican archives: 1,082 juan, from county committee, government, and their subordinate offices from 1924 to 1949; incomplete, especially from wartime losses.
Contemporary archives: 7,615 juan in 56 quanzong.
Printed materials: 7,255 ce.
Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Sanshui xianzhi 1995: 1,177-1,179, UCB/CCSL.
XINGNING COUNTY ARCHIVES 興 寧 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1985: 22,471 juan of archives; 7969 ce of printed materials; 75,800 newspapers in 43 titles. The republican archives were well preserved due to the peaceful transfer of power in 1949. In 1959, there were 10,500 juan of archives in total but over half of them were burned due to "war preparation" in 1970, and only 4200 juan survived. (The fate of the republican archives is unspecified.) Catalogs, indexes.
SOURCE: Xingning xianzhi 1992: 712, UCB/CCSL
XINXING COUNTY ARCHIVES 新 興 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, ceased functions during CR, restored in 1980. Mostly archives were destroyed in the process of re-cataloguing archives according to the "fewer but better" principle during CR. 1985: 5,895 juan in 66 quanzong, including 466 juan of historical archives in 1 quanzong, 5,345 juan of documentary archives in 65 quanzong, 79 juan of special archives; also photos and archives in kind; 5,142 ce of printed materials. The republican archives were from the KMT county committee, Youth Corps, government and local court. The materials include gazetteers, genealogies, internal statistics, maps and local newspapers. Countywide, there were also 85,440 juan of archives and 30,151 ce of materials in various archives offices. Open.
SOURCE: Xinxing xianzhi 1993: 592-595, UCB/CCSL.
XINYI COUNTY ARCHIVES 信 宜 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961. 1988: 14,016 juan of archives, including 4,304 juan of historical archives (mostly Nationalist era), 6,951 juan of contemporary archives; 2,761 juan of printed materials.
SOURCE: Xinyi xianzhi 1993: 807-808, UCB/CCSL.
YUNFU COUNTY ARCHIVES 雲 浮 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1992: 13,374 juan of archives in 76 quanzong, including 167 juan of republican archives, and PRC archives on accounts, science and technology, photo and special issues; 7556 ce of printed materials. Catalogues, indexes. Countywide, there are 11,644 juan of documentary archives, 5.161 juan of technical archives, 105,262 juan of accounts archives, 984 tapes, and 74,834 juan of special archives. Open.
SOURCE: Yunfu xianzhi 1995:692-694, UBC
ZENGCHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 增 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1993: 16,548 juan, including 220 juan of republican archives, 16,146 juan of documentary archives, 36 juan of technical archives, 49 juan of industry survey, 27 juan of census, 26 juan of account archives, 44 juan of videotapes; plus 6,062 ce of printed materials. Early in the PRC period, most republican archives were destroyed as part of the "clean up of old things." Genealogies. Open.
SOURCE: Zengcheng xianzhi 1995: 755-756, UCB/CCSL.
ZIJIN COUNTY ARCHIVES 紫 金 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, closed during CR, resumed operations in 1978. The Public Security Bureau took over old regime archives in 1949. 1988: 17,816 juan/ce in 74 quanzong. In 1984, the archives organized republican era documents received from Public Security, preparing 30,000 cards on individuals, and organizing the materials into 799 juan of republican archives. Open. Catalogues.
SOURCE: Zijin xianzhi 1994: 780-782, UCB/CCSL.
BAISE CITY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, stopped working during CR, resumed operations in 1970. 1988: 15,530 juan in 155 quanzong, including 10,531 juan of permanent and 4,999 juan of long term archives; plus 10,388 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Baise shizhi 1993: 768-769, UCB/CCSL.
BOBAI COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1960, ceased function during CR, restored in 1975. 1990: 44,354 juan in 121 quanzong, 15,766 ce of printed materials. Those include 10 juan of revolutionary history archives, more than 3,690 juan of republican archives, photos, tapes and videos. Catalogues. Open. Information on institutional history, major events, statistical materials, conferences and land-manage regulations in Bobai has been edited by the archives.
SOURCES: Bobai xianzhi 1994: 896-898, UCB/CCSL.
CHONGZUO COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, disbanded during CR, restored in 1973. By 1965, 5,703 juan in 44 quanzong had been collected, but most were destroyed as part of war preparation effort during CR. In 1985, the archives had 5,891 juan of archives and 2,585 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Chongzuo xianzhi 1994: 771-773, UCB/CCSL.
FUCHUAN YAO AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1963. After 1985, the archives began aggressively collecting archives and by the end of 1989 had collected 13,218 juan in 63 quanzong of archives and 6,810 ce of printed materials. The holdings include 11,041 juan of documentary , 29 juan of technical, 1,222 juan of special archives and photos. Open.
SOURCES: Fuchuan yaozu zizhi xianzhi 1993: 372-373, UCB/CCSL.
FUSUI COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1963, disbanded during CR, restored in 1973. 1985: 5,870 juan of archives and printed materials.
SOURCES: Fusui xianzhi, 1989: 287, UCB/CCSL.
GUICHI CITY ARCHIVES
Est. 1958, disbanded during CR, restored in 1974. 1990: 21,612 juan in 95 quanzong, including 4,061 juan in 10 quanzong of historical archives, documentary, special, photos, tapes and videos archives; and 6,092 ce of printed materials. Open. Catalogues.
SOURCES: Guichi shizhi 1993: 1,044, UCB/CCSL.
HECHI CITY ARCHIVES
Est. 1958, ceased functions during CR. 1990: 20,110 juan in 119 quanzong, 9,899 ce of printed materials. The collection includes old regime, revolutionary history, documentary, technical, account, census, industry survey, party rectification archives, genealogies, photos and tapes. There were 107 juan in 1 quanzong of old regime archives in 1985. Open.
SOURCES: Hechi shizhi 1996: 769-774, UCB/CCSL.
HEPU COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1958, discontinued working during CR. 1990: 28,165 juan (89 quanzong in 1988), 7,387 ce of printed materials. those include 2,690 juan of old regime archives, documentary, technical, special archives and photos; also records of class background in the countryside, deceased cadres dossiers, archives on anti-revolutionary, solutions of problems left over by CR, party rectification, education, letter complaints and agricultural divisions. Open.
SOURCES: Hepu xianzhi 1994: 683-684, UCB/CCSL.
JINXIU YAO AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1958. 1987: 10,004 juan of archives and 1,627 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Jinxiu yaozu zizhi xianzhi 1992: 485-486, UCB/CCSL.
LAIBIN COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, stopped working during CR. 1990: 13,644 juan, including 203 juan of historical archives and 3 juan of revolutionary history archives. The contemporary archives include 13,100 juan of documentary, 11 juan of technical archives. Printed materials contain 22 types of newspapers and 5,689 ce of books. Open.
SOURCES: Laibin xianzhi 1994: 542, UCB/CCSL.
LIPU COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1958, stopped working during CR, resumed operations in 1970. 1990: 21,732 juan in 154 quanzong, including 2,235 juan of republican archives and 19,497 juan of contemporary archives. The printed materials totaled 8,061 ce with 1,754 types, including 77 ce republican materials with 59 types. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCES: Lipu xianzhi 1996: 820-821, UCB/CCSL.
LONG’AN COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, ceased functions during CR, restored in 1976. 1986: 7,280 juan of documentary archives and 5,572 juan of special archives; 1,507 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Long’an xianzhi 1993: 603, UCB/CCSL.
LUCHUAN COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959. 1989: 24,614 juan in 121 quanzong of archives and printed materials. In 1984, 659 juan of republican archives were transferred from the county Public Security Bureau to the archives. The earliest one among the holdings is Luchuan xianzhi, dating from Qing Qianlong 22nd year. Open.
SOURCES: Luchuan xianzhi 1993: 757, UCB/CCSL.
LUOCHENG MULAO AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, disbanded in 1967, restored in 1982. 1985: 13,734 juan of archives and 3,937 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Luocheng mulaozu zizhi xianzhi 1993: 511, UCB/CCSL.
LUZHAI COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1960, stopped working during CR. 1987: 10,908 juan/ce of archives and printed materials. Open.
ANG DONG AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est.1959 as archives office, ceased function during CR. Current holdings unclear. Open.
SOURCES: Sanjinag dongzu zizhi xianzhi 1992: 676-677, UCB/CCSL.
SHANGLIN COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, ceased function during CR with a loss of many archives, resumed operations in 1979. 1985: 5,936 juan of archives and 2,157 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Shanglin xianzhi, 1989: 357-358, UCB/CCSL.
TIAN’E COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, ceased function during CR, resumed operations in 1980. 1988: 14,929 juan of archives. By 1966, 2,879 juan of archives had been collected, but most of them were destroyed during CR. Open.
SOURCES: Tian’e xianzhi 1994: 428-431, UCB/CCSL.
WUXUAN COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1962 as archives office, disbanded during CR, restored in 1975. 1988: 12,066 juan in 49 quanzong, 3,577 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Wuxuan xianzhi 1995: 623-624, UCB/CCSL.
XIANGZHOU COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1957 as archives office. Most archives were burned during CR. 1990: 16,928 juan of archives and 2,890 ce of printed materials. The bulk are documentary archives, also technical, military, census, account, old regime, photos and tapes archives. The earliest one dated from 1883. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCES: Xiangzhou xianzhi 1994: 607, UCB/CCSL.
YONGFU COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1958. 1990: 20,095 juan in 101 quanzong, including 2,654 juan of republican archives in 12 quanzong; 5,420 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCES: Yongfu xianzhi 1996: 774, UCB/CCSL.
YULIN CITY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, disbanded during CR, restored in 1976. 1990: 36,792 juan in 106 quanzong, including 11 juan of revolutionary history archives, 9,311 juan of republican archives, 17,774 juan of contemporary archives (documentary, account, technical, deceased cadres, industry survey, census); 9,696 ce of printed materials; photos, tapes and videos. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCES: Yulin shizhi 1993: 1,080-1,081, UCB/CCSL.
ZHONGSHAN COUNTY ARCHIVES
Est. 1959, stopped working during CR, restored in 1974. During 1969-72, as part of effort for war preparation, 74 per cent of the total holdings(2,853 juan) were eliminated. In 1987, the archives had 16,521 juan/ce of archives and printed materials. Open.
SOURCES: Zhongshan xianzhi 1995: 627-628, UCB/CCSL
ANLONG COUNTY ARCHIVES 安 龍 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1989: 31,315 juan in 118 quanzong; 8,300 ce of printed materials. (DAGZ reports higher figures for 1985: 34,906 juan and 10,076 ce respectively.) The collections include 18,891 juan of republican archives in 14 quanzong, 9,569 juan of documentary archives, 2,855 juan of special archives, photos. The republican archives seem to be KMT party and government archives initially held by the Public Security Bureau, plus additional items donated as a result of an aggressive acquisition program. Catalogues. Open. The archives have edited and published a guide: Historical Archives in Anlong County.
SOURCE: Anlong xianzhi 1992: 673-677, UCB/CCSL; DAGZ 1986.9: 16-17, UCB.
ANSHUN CITY ARCHIVES 安 順 市 檔 案 館
Est. 1960. 1990: 60,000 juan/ce of archives and printed materials in 133 quanzong, including 40,000 juan of archives. In 1949 the last KMT magistrate destroyed most of the archives before fleeing; but in 1955 a small group was formed to collect and organize KMT political archives. By 1956 it has collected 237 juan of political archives, 465 juan of administrative records, and 1,262 copies of political publications. These were all transferred to the Public Security Bureau for safe-keeping; and in 1982 they were reorganized into 706 juan (ce) and transferred to the county archives. In 1987, 45 folders of republican era court cases were turned over to the archives, and organized into 274 juan. This brought the total republican era archives and materials to 1,020 juan/ce. In 1987, 18,717 juan of historical archives and 8,520 ce of historical materials were opened to the public (numbers which suggest the opening of many PRC archives). Catalogues including a card file with 12,698 names.
SOURCE: Anshun shizhi 1992: 673-677, UCB/CCSL.
CENGONG COUNTY ARCHIVES 岑 鞏 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1975. 1988: 20,175 juan, including 12,416 juan of republican archives; 5,303 ce of printed materials. In 1950, a team uncovered 9399 juan of archives that the GMD had hidden, and these were transferred to the Public Security Bureau in 1955. In 1984, 12,195 juan of republican archives were transferred to the archives from the Public Security Bureau. The contemporary archives came from the county committee, government and their subordinate offices. 1099 juan were transferred from Zhenyuan (鎮 遠 ) county when a portion of its territory was transferred to Cengong. Catalogues, including a card file with 15,986 names. Open.
SOURCE: Cengong xianzhi 1993: 787-790, UCB/CCSL.
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CHISHUI COUNTY ARCHIVES 赤 水 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, disbanded in 1962, restored in 1980. 1985: 55 quanzong, including 22,665 juan of documentary archives, 17 juan of technical archives, 86 juan of special archives, 4 juan videotapes; 5,372 ce of printed materials. The fragmentary and poorly organized records from the KMT era government, party, assembly, militia, court, Youth Corps, Chamber of Commerce and middle school have been collected and catalogued into 13,826 juan. Publications on major events, natural disasters, census and party history have been edited by the archives. Open.
SOURCE: Chishui xianzhi 1990: 564-565, UCB/CCSL.
DUSHAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 獨 山 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. There were 583 juan of republican archives in 1990, organized by the Public Secuity Bureau in 1956, turned over to the archives in 1963, returned to Public Security during the CR, and finally deposited in the archives in 1983. Total holdings are unclear. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Dushan xianzhi 1996: 820-822, UCB/CCSL
FENGGANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 鳳 岡 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1962. 1992: 6,271 juan of archives in 43 quanzong, including 4,700 juan of republican archives (received from the Public Security Bureau in 1985), and the 102 juan of the PRC census archives; 378 pieces of photo archives; 2,393 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Fenggang xianzhi 1994:699-700, UBC
GUIDING COUNTY ARCHIVES 貴 定 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1956. 1990: 22,361 juan in 109 quanzong, including 2199 juan of republican archives on KMT county committee, government, land and grain department, bank, justice department, tax bureau, and tobacco monopoly. The PRC archives are from the county government and its subordinate offices and cover public health, public security, finance, propaganda, census, political movements and personnel. There are 10,719 ce of printed materials. The republican archives remain incomplete and some of the long-term PRC archives were lost or demaged during the CR. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Guiding xianzhi 1995:247-252, UBC
HUANGPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 黃 平 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1957, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1973. 1987: 12,691 juan, including 1,333 juan of republican archives, 999 juan of "intellectual youth" archives, 262 juan of rectification archives; 5,158 ce of printed materials. Most republican archives were destroyed by the magistrate and KMT chief , but some were collected and initially kept by the Public Security Bureau. Open.
SOURCE: Huangping xianzhi 1993: 621-624, UCB/CCSL.
JIANGKOU COUNTY ARCHIVES 江 口 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961. No indication of holdings.
SOURCE: Jiangkou xianzhi 1994: 158, UCB/CCSL.
JIANHE COUNTY ARCHIVES 劍 河 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1987: 12,024 juan of archives, including 1,358 juan of republican archives, 10,676 juan of PRC archives. The archives are documentary, scientific, special and photo archives; 3500 ce of printed materials. The republican archives are from the county government, public affairs office, KMT county committee, police department, land bureau, and xiang level administration. The PRC archives are collected from the county CCP committee, government and its subordinate offices, archives of xiang administration are also included. Catalogues, quanzong introductions. Open.
SOURCE: Jianhe xianzhi 1994:951-952, UBC
JINPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 錦 屏 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, ceased functioning during CR, resumed operations in 1973. 1990: 32,182 juan in 121 quanzong, including 387 items in 1 quanzong of Qing and earlier archives, 3,037 juan of republican archives, 2 items of revolutionary history archives, and 28,756 juan in 109 quanzong of PRC archives. The archives also contain valuable materials such as Lianhuashan Ji from Qing Qianlong’s reign, Regulations of Anti-foot-binding Association in Guizhou from the late Qing, Liangchuan Ji (collected works of Long Shaona, a Miao minority author), Congrong Jilue (A Brief Account of My Experience in the Army by Zhu Hongzhang) and 12 genealogies. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Jinping xianzhi 1995: 859-864, UCB/CCSL.
KAIYANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 開 陽 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959.1990: 28,844 juan/ce, including 13,505 juan of documentary archives, and 13,272 juan/ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Kaiyang xianzhi 1993: 690-691, UCB/CCSL.
LEISHAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 雷 山 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961, closed during CR, resumed operations in 1979. 1987: 21,285 juan in 68 quanzong; 4,944 ce of printed materials. In 1985, 5,315 juan of republican archives were turned over to the archives from the county Public Security Bureau. Archives of the republican government all date from after 1925, as in that year, all records were destroyed in a warlord attack on the county seat. Open.
SOURCE: Leishan xianzhi 1992: 202-203, UCB/CCSL.
LIPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 黎 平 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, closed during CR, resumed operations in 1978. 1984: 6,292 juan of archives, including 1,445 juan of republican archives, 4,847 juan of documentary archives; 4,447 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Liping xianzhi, 1989: 503, UCB/CCSL.
LONGLI COUNTY ARCHIVES 龍 里 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961. 1990: 21,650 juan, including 2,750 juan of republican archives in 19 quanzong, 18,266 juan of documentary archives, 562 juan of special archives; 4,221 ce of printed materials. Photos. Videotapes. The republican archives contain documents on justice, education, tax, assembly, finance, personnel, post affairs, construction, military affairs, civil administration, Youth Corps, Youth Party and KMT party. The republican archives were collected in 1955 as part of the campaign against counter-revolutionaries and to investigate party cadres, and turned over to the Public Security Bureau. The archives received them (in much damaged form) from Public Security in 1983. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Longli xianzhi 1995: 698-699, UCB/CCSL.
MEITAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 湄 潭 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1978. 1988: 4,052 juan in 15 quanzong of old regime archives (received from the Public Security Bureau in 1984), 8,253 juan in 43 quanzong of contemporary archives, 35 juan of technical archives, and videotapes; plus 4,793 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open. Countywide, there were 132 archives offices holding 27,800 juan of archives. The archives has compiled publications on major events, and Records of Zhejiang University in Meitan county during the war of resistance.
SOURCE: Meitan xianzhi 1993: 693-696, UCB/CCSL.
PINGTAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 平 塘 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1963. Interrupted during CR, resuming work in 1973. No record of holdings.
SOURCE: Pingtan xianzhi 1992: 191, UCB/CCSL.
QIANXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 黔 西 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1987: 25,845 juan in 52 quanzong, 1,355 ce of printed materials. The holding of republican archives is the greatest in Bijie (畢 節 )Prefecture and ranked top 6 in Guizhou Province, mostly documents and materials from county committee, government, Youth Corps, local court, land and grain office from 1931 to 1949. They numbered over 15,000 juan when taken over by the Public Security Bureau in December 1949. The archives received them from Public Security in 1983-84. The contemporary archives include documentary, technical, financial, and special archives, photos and tapes. Open.
SOURCE: Qianxi xianzhi 1990: 201-202, UCB/CCSL.
QINGLONG COUNTY ARCHIVES 晴 隆 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1977. 1988: 12,279 juan of permanent archives, 4,715 juan of long-term archives, and 797 juan of short-term archives; 34 juan of printed materials. In 1981, 4,556 juan of archives were received from the Public Security Bureau, and from 1982 to 1987, 8,511 juan in 42 quanzong of archives were received by the archives, including 25 juan of census archives, 11 juan on recognizing minority peoples, 2 juan of contract archives and 2 genealogies. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Qinglong xianzhi 1993: 118-119, UCB/CCSL.
SANSUI COUNTY ARCHIVES 三 穗 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1963. 1990: 14,600 juan in 53 quanzong, 4,001 ce of printed materials and 1,190 ce of videotapes. The holdings include 8,710 juan of republican archives (1917-1949), related to civil administration, industry, agriculture, forestry, pasturing, irrigation, transportation, postal affairs, finance, taxes, trade, education, public health, city construction, justice, grain affairs, salt affairs, police, military affairs, foreign affairs, party affairs, religion, revolutionary activities, and minority affairs. These were initially held and organized by the Public Security Bureau and turned over to the archives in 1984. Open.
SOURCE: Sansui xianzhi 1994: 554-557, UCB/CCSL.
SHIQIAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 石 阡 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, closed during CR, resumed operations in 1972. 1985: 22,336 juan, including 490 juan of historical archives, 736 juan of technical archives; 13,225 ce of printed materials. Genealogies and local gazetteers. Open.
SOURCE: Shiqian xianzhi 1994: 522-523, UCB/CCSL.
SUIYANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 綏 陽 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, closed during CR, resumed operations in 1976. 1990: 20,557 juan of archives, including 978 juan of republican archives, 18,413 juan of documentary archives, 146 juan of technical archives, 38 juan of special archives, photos and tapes; 3337 ce of printed materials (1988). Open.
SOURCE: Suiyang xianzhi 1993: 620-622, UCB/CCSL.
TAIJIANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 台 江 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1963. 1982: 12,000 juan in 92 quanzong, including at least some Qing materials; 2,634 ce of printed materials. In 1984, 622 juan of republican archives were received from the Public Security Bureau. Open. Catalogues.
SOURCE: Taijiang xianzhi 1994: 213-215, UCB/CCSL.
TIANZHU COUNTY ARCHIVES 天 柱 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1962. 1990: 17,543 juan in 86 quanzong, including 2,778 juan of republican archives (despite the destruction of most records by the KMT authorities in 1949), 13,581 juan of documentary archives, 996 juan of special archives, and 179 juan of technical archives; 4,133 ce of printed materials. The republican archives came from the KMT county committee, government, assembly, military force, and their subordinate offices. The contents include politics, military affairs, personnel, civil affairs, justice, administration divisions, finance, tax, education, agriculture, irrigation, natural disasters, mineral resources, transportation, construction, etc.. The materials include gazetteers, historical materials, local newspapers, surveys of minority peoples and records of American military criminal behavior in 1944. The gazetteer lists the holdings of each guanzong in the collection, including several from various campaign offices (Four Cleans, Five Anti, Suppression of Counter-revolutionaries, etc.). Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Tianzhu xianzhi 1993: 829-835, UCB/CCSL.
WENG’AN COUNTY ARCHIVES 瓮 安 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. Mostly republican archives were destroyed when rebel troops and bandits attacked the county seat in 1950. 1990: 20,287 juan of archives in 123 quanzong. The collection includes 1 juan of Qing archives, and 978 juan of republican archives (county government, assembly, education, military affairs, justice) which were opened to the public in 1988. The archives have published materials on local history, the formation of people’s communes, agricultural statistics, and local party history. Open.
SOURCE: Weng’an xianzhi 1995: 222-224, UCB/CCSL.
XIFENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 息 烽 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. More than 3,000 juan of republican archives were burned by bandits when the attacked the county seat in 1950. The archives began collecting republican archives in 1955 and by 1956 had catalogued 328 juan, but some may have been lost during CR. 1990: 16,771 juan in 76 quanzong; 11,999 ce of printed materials. Countywide, there were 112 archives offices holding 25,879 juan of archives. Open. Catalogues.
SOURCE: Xifeng xianzhi 1993: 118-119, UCB/CCSL.
XINGREN COUNTY ARCHIVES 興 仁 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1985:
Old regime archives: 2,524 juan in 8 quanzong, from republican era KMT county committee, government, land tax and grain office, local court, department of justice, post office and Xingren high school.
PRC archives: 15,385 juan in 102 quanzong, from county committee, revolutionary committee, committee of minority affairs, county government and their subordinate offices.
Printed materials: newspapers, magazines, local gazetteers and maps.
Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Xingren xianzhi 1991: 478-480, UCB/CCSL.
XINGYI COUNTY ARCHIVES 興 義 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, closed during CR. 1984: 10,991 juan of archives in 60 quanzong; 6,248 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Xingyi xianzhi, 1988: 156-157, UCB/CCSL.
XISHUI COUNTY ARCHIVES 習 水 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959; disbanded in CR and its work was transfered to the CCP county committee; resumed in 1979. 1990: 17,683 juan of archives in 72 quanzong, including 687 juan of republican achives, personnel archives and other achives on responsibility system, forestry, census, and photos; 10,742 ce of printed materials, among which 922 ce are from the republic era. Open.
SOURCE: Xishui xianzhi 1995:835-837, UBC
YUQING COUNTY ARCHIVES 餘 慶 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1962. 1987: 13,279 juan/ce, including 287 juan of historical archives, 6,350 juan in 55 quanzong of documentary archives, 3 juan of technical archives, 13 juan of special archives; 6,611 ce of printed materials. Photos. There were also 115 archives offices holding 28,688 juan of archives countywide. Open.
SOURCE: Yuqing xianzhi 1992: 164-165, UCB/CCSL.
YUPING DONG AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES 玉 屏 侗 族 自 治 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1963. 1990: 18,385 juan in 92 quanzong; 6,498 ce of printed materials.
SOURCE: Yuping dongzu zizhi xianzhi 1993: 401-402, UCB/CCSL.
ZIYUN MIAO AND BUYI AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES 紫 雲 苗 族 布 衣 族 自 治 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961, stopped work during CR, resumed operations in 1973. 1985: 11,943 juan in 67 quanzong, including 9,497 juan of documentary, 15 juan of technical, 1,235 juan of special archives, videotapes and genealogies; 4,942 ce of printed materials. All republican archives were destroyed in a bandit attack in March 1950. Open.
SOURCE: Ziyun miaozu buyizu zizhi xianzhi 1991: 190-191, UCB/CCSL.
ZUNYI COUNTY ARCHIVES 遵 義 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1962. 1988: 49,310 juan of archives, including 27,084 juan of republican archives. The republican archives are 24,911 juan of KMT Zunyi court archives and archives on land taxes and qu/xiang administration. The PRC archives are from the CCP county committee and county government. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Zunyi xianzhi 1992:889-892, UBC
ANPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 安 平 縣 檔 案 館
1990: 27,526 juan in 74 quanzong, including 79 juan of revolutionary history archives, from 1940 to 1949, on land reform, tax and interest reduction, production movement, suppression of traitors, finance, industry and education; also publications and party membership lists. The contemporary archives include 22,115 juan of documentary archives from the county committee, government administration, mass organizations and enterprises; also 5,411 juan of special archives, photos. Printed materials: 4,620 ce, including local maps, gazetteers and drawings of Han tomb frescoes. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Anping xianzhi, 1996: 475-476, UCB/CCSL.
BEIDAIHE DISTRICT ARCHIVES 北 戴 河 區 （ 秦 皇 島 市 )檔 案 館
Est. 1959, suffered serious loss during CR. 1987: 4,109 juan, including 3,488 juan of documentary, 71 juan of technical and 550 juan of special archives; 226 ce of printed materials.
SOURCE: Beidaihe zhi, 1994: 535-536, UCB/CCSL.
CANG COUNTY ARCHIVES 滄 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1985: 11,694 juan in 50 quanzong; 4,946 ce of printed materials. Includes revolutionary history archives and photo archives. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Cangxian xianzhi, 1995: 469, UCB/CCSL.
CHANGLI COUNTY ARCHIVES 昌 黎 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, suffered serious damage during CR. 1990: 10,151 juan in 56 quanzong, including 18 juan of revolutionary archives from the CCP county committee and government of 1945-49, covering organization, propaganda, education, struggles against the enemy, land reform and finances; 9550 juan of PRC documentary archives, 10 juan of technical archives, 573 juan of account archives, and photos. Gazetteers include Yongping fuzhi from the Guangxu period and Changli xianzhi from the republican period. Printed materials: 4,906 ce. There were also 114 archives offices countywide holding 17,000 juan in 1985.
SOURCE: Qinhuangdao shizhi 1994: 200; Changli xianzhi, 1992: 467, UCB/CCSL.
CHENG’AN COUNTY ARCHIVES 成 安 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958. 1984: 10,624 juan in 48 quanzong; 13,600 ce of printed materials. Included are local Qing and republican gazetteers.
SOURCE: Cheng’an xianzhi, 1996: 675-676, UCB/CCSL.
CHICHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 赤 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1958, disbanded during CR, restored in 1976. 1990: 15,690 juan in 61 quanzong, including 5,731 juan from communes, 436 juan of special archives; also 5,604 ce of printed materials, including Chicheng xianzhi, Longguan xianzhi, Xuanhua fuzhi, Chaha’er sheng tongzhi, and genealogies. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Chicheng xianzhi, 1992: 388-389, UCB/CCSL.
CHONGLI COUNTY ARCHIVES 崇 禮 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1989: 17,421 juan of archives and 7,532 ce of printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Chongli xianzhi, 1995: 594, UCB/CCSL.
DACHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 大 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1962, stopped working during CR, resumed operations in 1977. 1988: 4,311 juan, including 110 juan of historical archives (62 juan of revolutionary history archives and 48 juan of old regime archives), and 4,201 juan of contemporary archives; plus 5,850 ce of printed materials. There were also 8,500 juan of archives in 47 county-level units, 958 juan of archives in zhen and xiang archives offices and 9,720 juan of archives in various villages.
SOURCE: Dacheng xianzhi, 1995: 276-278, UCB/CCSL.
DAMING COUNTY ARCHIVES 大 名 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1956. Holdings:
Old regime archives: 20 juan in 1 quanzong.
Revolutionary history archives: 26 juan in 1 quanzong. From Daming county committee, government and their subordinate departments from 1927 to 1949; summaries, reports, plans, bulletins, orders, statistics, records on organization, propaganda, armed force, civil affairs, finance and taxes, banking, public security, education, land reform, party construction and agricultural production.
Contemporary archives: 14,526 juan in 108 quanzong, from county committee, government, congress, their subordinate offices, mass associations, communes and disbanded units. The contents include policy, regulations, documents from political movements, meeting minutes, speeches, records, certificates of land and house property, etc..
Printed materials: 5,684 ce, including gazetteers, books, compilation of documents, newspapers and periodicals and other materials.
Open.
SOURCE: Daming xianzhi, 1994: 509-510, UCB/CCSL
FENGNAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 豐 南 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1960. 1985: 10,815 juan in 118 quanzong; 1,800 ce of printed materials.
SOURCE: Fengnan xianzhi, 1990: 502, UCB/CCSL.
FENGNING MANCHU AUTONOMOUS COUNTY ARCHIVES 豐 寧 滿 族 自 治 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959. 1985: 24,588 juan / ce of archives and printed materials, including revolutionary history archives from 1944 to 1949. There are no Qing archives left, and the republican archives of Fengning county are now found in the Shenyang Archives and the Second Historical Achives of China. The local Manchukuo archives are scattered in Jilin, Changchun and Harbin archives; only few volumes of pre-1949 archives remain in the archives. The PRC archives are from the county CCP committee, government and its subordinate offices. There are also archives on science and technology, account, education, name of places, and photos. Open.
SOURCE: Fengning Manzu zizhixianzhi 1994:949-953, UBC
GAOYI COUNTY ARCHIVES 高 邑 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1956, combined with Yuanshi county archives in 1958, restored when county’s divide again in 1962. Many archives were lost during CR. 1986: 10,397 juan in 70 quanzong of archives and 3,250 ce of printed materials.
SOURCE: Gaoyi xianzhi, 1993: 573, UCB/CCSL.
GUANGPING COUNTY ARCHIVES 廣 平 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1956 as archives office of the county committee. 1989: 10,094 juan in 26 quanzong, including 4,000 juan of revolutionary history and old regime archives and 6,094 juan of contemporary archives. There were also 68 archives offices in xiang and county level units holding 5,420 juan of archives.
SOURCE: Guangping xianzhi, 1995: 555, UCB/CCSL.
HEJIAN COUNTY ARCHIVES 河 間 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1959, ceased functioning during CR, resumed operations in 1972. 1988: 8,937 juan in 49 quanzong; 10,625 ce of printed all the archives are PRC archives collected from the county CCP committee and government. Open.
SOURCE: Huai'an xianzhi 1994:611, UBC/CCSL.
JI COUNTY ARCHIVES 冀 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961, ceased functioning during CR, resumed operations in 1971. 1988: 29,700 juan in 102 quanzong; 11,000 ce of printed materials. Catalogue. Open.
Revolutionary history archives: 30 juan in 1 quanzong: documents, regulations, reports and statistics on agricultural production, taxes, finance, front-line support, land reform, party construction.
Contemporary archives: 29,600 juan in 101 quanzong, from the county committee, government, their subordinate departments, disbanded units, qu and communes, including 19,300 juan of documentary archives, 41 juan of technical archives, 10,300 juan of special archives, and photos. The contents include documents on "three anti" and "five anti", suppression of counter-revolutionaries, anti-rightist campaign, Great Leap-Forward, Four Clean-up, Cultural Revolution, etc..
SOURCE: Ji xianzhi, 1993: 648-649, UCB/CCSL.
JING COUNTY ARCHIVES 景 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1961. 1985: 20,000 juan/ce of archives and printed materials. Open.
SOURCE: Jing xianzhi, 1991: 572, UCB/CCSL.
KUANCHENG COUNTY ARCHIVES 寬 城 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1975. 1987: 9,954 juan in 102 quanzong, including 25 juan of revolutionary history archives, 9,529 juan of contemporary archives, and 4,976 ce of printed materials. Catalogues. Open.
SOURCE: Kuancheng xianzhi, 1990: 372, UCB/CCSL.
LETING COUNTY ARCHIVES 樂 亭 縣 檔 案 館
Est.1959, ceased functions during CR, resumed operations in 1974. 1986: 16,983 juan in 75 quanzong; 4,175 ce printed materials; including revolutionary history archives, old regime archives, and contemporary archives. Open.
SOURCE: Leting xianzhi, 1994: 568-569, UCB/CCSL.
LINXI COUNTY ARCHIVES 臨 西 縣 檔 案 館
Est. 1978. 1989: 6,005 juan in 78 quanzong, including 2,700 juan of permanent, and 2,850 juan of long-term archives; 2,016 ce of printed materials. The contents include d