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The Texas General Land Office Archives digital scanning lab has scanned more documents and maps dealing with the history of land settlement in Texas than any other archival resource in the world.  Thanks to this effort, more original land documents are now available for viewing online than ever before.  More information is also being added daily.

The project has scanned almost all of the 80,000 Land Office maps and more than 2 million original archival documents.  All are now available for viewing online. Visit the Collection



The Land Office Archives Scan Lab houses some of the best digitization equipment that can be found anywhere in the world. It continues to grow, both in staff and technology. Today, the lab is home to six scanners, three large-format printers and three high-speed scanner/printers.  

The Texas General Land Office Scan Lab has been the scanning resource for many other state agencies and private institutions including the Texas State Library and Archives, the Bob Bullock Museum, the Austin History Center and the Sophienberg Museum and Archive in New Braunfels, Texas.

Tours of the scan lab are available for the public.  To schedule a tour, please contact Land Office scan lab staff.

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Contacts

Archives Scan Lab
512.475.1726
Susan Dorsey
Director and Records Management Officer
512.463.5274
Susan Dorsey