The Mundt Archives includes over 1.9 million documents which have been
catalogued and microfilmed. There are over 15, 000 pieces of memorabilia
from Senator Mundt’s personal and political life. Mundt’s Congressional
tern was 1939-1972.
The
Foundation Staff offers tours to service clubs, visitors, community
organizations, and students in order to share with the public this well
organized and easily accessible information.
Mundt’s
Senate office is recreated and preserved as it was in Washington, giving
visitors a first hand glance at the actual base of the Senator’s far
reaching career.
In
1988, the Mundt biography, A Fair Chance for a Free People by Scott
Heidepriem was published and a biographical film with the same title was
released by the foundation.
In
1994, a complex index of the Mundt Archives was assembled by Pauline
Teagarden and published by the Mundt Foundation. In 1997, the entire index
was completed on the Internet.
