The vast collection, once part of a bureaucracy aptly named the Division
of Ancient Records, is visited occasionally by researchers, like
historians and genealogists (both academic and amateur). It is mostly
the province of the staff members who tend to the documents, many of
which predate the Declaration of Independence.
Geof Huth, the chief records officer for the New York State Unified C
ourt System,
maneuvered through rows filled with pages that have been tattered over
the centuries and gnawed by rodents, particularly those that had been
sealed with wheat paste.
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