The Usher Foundation

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About Us

History

The Usher Foundation was founded in 1953 by Leslie Usher with the mission of creating the nation's first unified library and archive of unnatural occurrences. The first branch was opened in Washington, DC, where Usher transformed his own summer home into the headquarters of the organization.

The Seven Branches

In addition to the original location, the Usher Foundation now operates seven branches throughout the country, including in Hawaii and Alaska. One of these branches exists in Missouri, not far from the Mississippi River.

Organization

Each branch of the foundation is run by a branch director, who oversees operations for their institution. These directors report to the CEO, who in turn reports to the Foundation Board.

Image by Zeete - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link

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Contact Our Staff

Capital Branch - Washington DC

Please note: This list is NOT a list of associated twitter accounts. It is a directory of NPCs created by @UsherFoundation/@smallarchivist, nothing more. It will be updated as necessary.

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Behind the Scenes

Hello, I'm Riley! I use they/them pronouns, I'm 21+, and this version of the Usher Foundation is my creation. There is much more info and history than listed here, so please contact @UsherFoundation if you have questions. You can also contact me personally at @kittleimp.

Now here's some legal stuff.

This is a fan work inspired by The Magnus Archives, as are all associated accounts. I am not in any way associated with or endorsed by Rusty Quill Ltd. All content related to this creative version of the Usher Foundation is created under a Creative Commons 4.0 International License.

The building pictured on the about page as the Capital Branch is the Guggenheim Memorial Library, found at Monmouth University. You can find the image credit at the bottom of the page.

Image credits:
The three front page photographs were sourced from freepik.

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