Archives départementales de l'Eure
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Archives départementales de l'Eure
The reading room staff can help you with copies of documents, or use of the self-service scanner (USB key required, not provided).
archives@eure.fr
+33 (0)2 32 62 37 16
+33 (0)2 32 31 50 84
The Departmental Archives in a few figures :
-25 km of documents conserved (for a capacity of 30 km equipped)
-300 linear metres of annual growth
-920 registered readers each year
-11,000 documents made available in the reading room
-5.5 million pages digitised
-422,000 annual visits to the website
-26.5 million images viewed per year
Access to the reading room and consultation of documents at the Eure Departmental Archives is free, upon registration and presentation of a valid identity document. Access is subject to acceptance of the reading room rules ([see rules](https://archives.eure.fr/pages/dl?f=customer_2%2Fblog%2F5266_Reglement.pdf)).
Cloakrooms and lockers are available to the public. The only accessories allowed in the reading room are loose sheets of paper, pencil, camera (to be used without flash), laptop computer, mobile phone on silent mode for photography without flash (exhaustive list). Everything else must be left in the cloakroom or in a locker.
The reading room of the Eure Departmental Archives has places equipped with computer stations for consulting digitised documents and"pape" places for consulting non-digitised documents that can be made available in accordance with the regulations in force.
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Archives départementales de l'Eure
Departmental Archives of the Eure
Normandy
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27025
49.0234889, 1.1452466
2, rue de Verdun , Digne-les-Bains
The Eure Departmental Archives are a service of the Eure Departmental Council. It is responsible for the following tasks concerning archives from all sources relating to the department:
-Collecting public and private archives that will enable the history of the Eure to be written.
-To preserve the mass of documents thus collected (nearly 25 linear kilometres) by preserving them from any deterioration.
-To classify the archives so that all citizens can easily find the information.
-To make the documents available to anyone who requests them, but also to depositors of documents, in the reading room or on our website, but also through exhibitions, conferences, publications and electronic content.