Staley, Who Led Growth of Ransom Center Archive, Dies at 86
"Tom Staley was one of the most innovative archivist leaders in the country," Woodward said."He oversaw the acquisition of Carl Bernstein and my Watergate papers, set up the Watergate displays and opening of our files."
A major renovation of the Ransom Center in 2003 created more than 40,000 square feet of public space and a gallery with permanent exhibits of some materials, including a Gutenberg Bible and the Niepce Heliograph, the world's oldest known surviving photograph.
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