Conducting Research at the Eisenhower Library

• Who may use the library’s collections?
• How do I prepare for research visit to the Eisenhower Library?
• Research Application
• When is the library open for research?
• How do I find out if records related to my topic are available?
• Finding Aids to the Manuscript Collections of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library
• Subject Guides to the Eisenhower Library Manuscript Holdings
• Possible Research Topics at the Eisenhower Library
• Oral Histories
• Interlibrary Loans
• What are the research room procedures?
• Reproduction Orders
• How are records opened for research?
• What kind of information is restricted?
• How does the copyright law affect research?
• Can I access information on the Internet?
  
• Are grants available?
• The Eisenhower Foundation Host Committee
• How do I cite material from Eisenhower Archives?
• Bibliographies

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Who may use the library’s research collections?

The Dwight D. Eisenhower Library is open to everyone. Research requests can be made by mail, e-mail, or telephone. Research also may be conducted on-site in the Eisenhower Library research room. On-site researchers under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult researcher.

 

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