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David Woodley Packard established the Packard Humanities Institute in 1987. The organization was founded in Los Altos, California, with a mission to fund basic research in the humanities through the preservation of human memory.
The Packard Campus is located inside Mount Pony in Culpeper, Virginia. This site was transformed from a former high-security Federal Reserve storage facility into the national audio-visual conservation center in 1997.
Construction of the Packard Campus completed in mid-2007. The facility now houses nearly 7 million items including motion pictures, television programs, radio broadcasts, and sound recordings.
The Packard Humanities Institute opened its new facility in Santa Clarita, California, in 2014. This building houses 400,000 archive films from major studios and features Italian marble exterior design.
The Packard Humanities Institute Collection has been held at the Academy Film Archive since 2010. This collection includes over 60,000 coming attractions, advertisements, theatrical snipes, film excerpts, television spots, and public service announcements.