The archive stacks are the main source of hockey information within the Resource Centre. These stacks contain collections of individual photo and biographical files, digitally restored material, publications and periodicals. The revolving stacks create an efficient method for Resource Centre staff to retrieve relevant materials for any hockey project.

The Digital Archive Centre is used to scan photos, negatives and slides as well as make thermal dye sub prints. Resource Centre staff members are equipped with photo editing software and various types of scanners and printers.

Features:

	Photo, negative and slide scanners
	Adobe Photoshop software
	Thermal dye sub colour print-out capability

The Cold Room is the Resource Centre’s primary source for hockey related photography. The room is maintained at a monitored, low temperature to ensure ideal preservation of the collection. The negatives and slides are stored on a series of revolving stacks. The Cold Room also contains a large number of photos, videos and film reels. The desk space in the Cold Room is also equipped with a light table.

Features:

	Five 15’-long stacks of hockey related images
	270,000 negatives
	750 glass negatives
	265,000 slides
	32,000 photos
	550 videos and film reels

The Resource Centre has public working areas that are available upon request during an appointment. This designated space allows individuals to view and research source material found within the Resource Centre. The working space includes individual cubicles, large tables, a video player, a microfiche reader, and a photocopy machine.

Features:

	3’9” x 2’5” individual cubicles
	Photocopying access (charges may apply)
	Video play back machine
	Microfiche reader