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"Everything about This Person": Name-Based Access to Multiple Resources Using EAC

People are the most logical access point for certain types of archival holdings. For such materials, an access tool that is based on personal names may offer several advantages over the traditional access tool based on the physical arrangement of records. It can provide detailed descriptive access even to records that have not been processed yet. It can be a way to bring together resources from different collections, different repositories, or different formats. This paper discusses a project, the AIA Historical Directory of American Architects, that used the EAC standard to explore these possibilities.