The archive stacks are the main source of hockey information within the "Doc" Seaman Resource Centre. Located within a climate controlled environment, these stacks contain the world's largest collection of hockey resource materials, including individual photo and biographical files, digitally restored materials, publications, periodicals, media guides and statistical analyses, and much more. The revolving high density shelving creates an efficient method for Resource Centre staff to retrieve relevant materials for any hockey project.

Features:

	Eleven 15’-long stacks of hockey related material
	Over 26,000 published hockey books, programs and guides
	Approximately 10,000 individual player files
	Approximately 9,600 individual team, league, and trophy files
	Over 450 binders of hockey cards, team photos, tickets, and schedules

The Digital Archive Centre is used to scan photos, negatives and slides. Resource Centre staff members are equipped with photo editing software and various types of state of the art scanners and printers.

Features:

	Photo Scanners
	Negative Scanners
	Slide Scanners

The Cold Room is the Resource Centre's primary source for hockey related photography. This climate controlled room ensures ideal preservation of the collection. The negatives and slides are stored on a series of revolving stacks. The Cold Room also contains a large number videos and film reels.

Features:

	500,000 digital images
	Seven 17'-long stacks of hockey related images
	1,000,000 negatives
	750 glass negatives
	1,000,000 slides
	32,000 photos
	Over 4,000 film reels

The D.K. Doc Seaman Hockey Resource Centre is home to the largest hockey stick storage facility in the world. Housing at any given time up to 4,000 hockey sticks donated by players and teams of all levels.

Features:

9 double-sided hockey stick racks, each containing 9 shelves (per side) of storage space that can each hold up to 25 sticks (per shelf). For capacity of over 4000 sticks, not including what's on display at any given time.