The Krueger Library supports teaching and research for academic programs at WSU. The print collections are searchable through OneSearch.
Library collections include:
Krueger Library’s Archives and Special Collections collects, preserves, and provides access to the primary source materials relating to Winona State University's history, examples of fine printing, and other objects that support the study, teaching, and research of WSU.
The Krueger Library has the following collections available for viewing:
Room 006 in the Library's basement contains restricted use materials, which contain personal information and are not available for public use. Please speak with Allison Quam about your intended use. These materials include:
Archives and Special Collections are accessible by appointment only. Contact Allison Quam.
OpenRiver is Winona State University’s Digital Commons Repository. OpenRiver open access collections preserve and showcase the scholarly and creative work of WSU's students and faculty, as well as the history of Southeastern Minnesota. Highlights of OpenRiver include:
Open access to Winona-area newspapers from the mid-1800s-1976. Presented by Krueger Library with the support of the Minnesota Historical Society and the cooperation of the Winona County Historical Society.
Krueger Library is a United States Federal Depository. The collection includes:
Allison Quam
Library 122D
507.457.2644
aquam@winona.edu
Kendall Larson
Library 122C
507.457.5367
klarson@winona.edu
Vernon Leighton
Library 124A
507.457.5148
vleighton@winona.edu