- Hilda Maine visiting New York City from Colombia, 1962. Donated by Pablo Maine
- Guggenheim Museum Construction, 1959. Photograph by John Albok. Donated by Ilona Albok Vitarius
- Bicyclers in park near Guggenheim Museum, undated. Photograph by John Albok. Donated by Ilona Albok Vitarius
- Good Humor Truck in front of Guggenheim Museum, undated. Photograph by John Albok. Donated by Ilona Albok Vitarius
- From the archives' collection of vintage postcards. Donated by various sources, dated from the early 1960 to the late 1970s
- From the archives' collection of vintage postcards. Donated by various sources, dated from the early 1960 to the late 1970s
- From the archives' collection of vintage postcards. Donated by various sources, dated from the early 1960 to the late 1970s
- From the archives' collection of vintage postcards. Donated by various sources, dated from the early 1960 to the late 1970s
- Unidentified vacation photo, circa 1959
- Unidentified vacation photo, circa 1959
- Unidentified vacation photo, circa 1959
- Unidentified vacation photo, circa 1959
Archives
The Museum Archives actively acquires materials related to the history of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and its Museum in New York. Currently, collections from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s are prioritized. At this time, the Museum Archives can only accept physical collections, not digital images or reproductions.
Recently acquired highlights are seen above. Unless otherwise noted, donations are anonymous.
Library
The Guggenheim Library welcomes gifts and donations. Due to limited space, all gifts and donations are reviewed and acceptance depends on the criteria outlined in the library’s collection development policy, which is available upon request.
Information Applicable to All Donations
Donations and gifts can be sent to
Donations
Guggenheim Library and Archives
345 Hudson Street, 12th floor
New York, NY 11014
All donations become property of the Guggenheim Library and Archives. The library and archives retains the right to dispose of unneeded items in any way it sees fit, including by trade, sale, disposal, or donation. Due to the volume of material received, materials cannot be returned and may not be acknowledged. In select cases, written acknowledgment for accepted gifts can be requested prior to the donation.