Kimberly Johnson
Senior Assistant Dean, Special Collections & University Archives
(940) 898-3743 | kjohnson27@twu.edu
Shelia Bickle
Manager, Special Collections Research and Support Services
(940) 898-3752 | sbickle@twu.edu
About the Official WASP Archive
Donated to the Woman’s Collection at Texas Woman’s University in 1992, the WASP Archive has served over 20,000 researchers to date. Users of the collection include students of all ages, filmmakers, journalists, documentarians, scholars, authors, scholars, historians, and aviation enthusiasts. Evidence of growth in the WASP Archive includes:
The WASP Archive includes over 1 million wartime and postwar items as well as the personal collections of hundreds of the WASP. The archive houses:
Photographs Rules & Regulations Articles & News Clippings Uniforms Congressional Records Maps |
Documents & Reports Diplomas & Certificates Rosters Media Diaries & Journals Oral Histories & Letters Written Home Scrapbooks & Photo Albums |
Military Records Accident Reports Newsletters Insignia & Memorabilia Reunions Base Histories Official Orders & Assignments |
Procedures Log Books & Pilots Licenses Artifacts & Ephemera Class Books In Memoriam Biographical Files
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Women Airforce Service Pilots Related Collections
International Society or Women Airline Pilots
Association of Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)
Women Airforce Service Pilots of WWII, MSS. 250, The WASP Archive, Texas Woman's University
Access to Collection
Researchers may access the holidngs of the Woman's Collection Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. The Woman's Colllection is located on the second floor of the Blagg-Huey Library on the Denton Campus of Texas Woman's University. All materials are viewed in the Catherine Merchant Reading Room. Photocopies and scans are provided at the discretion of the Woman's Collection. No portion of the collection can be checked out or loaned.
Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director for Special Collections.
All responsibility for questions of copyright that may arise in copying, scanning, and use of material shall be assumed by the user.