Welcome to the Heritage Research Center

The Heritage Research Center combines the Department of Archives and Special Collections and the Ellen G. White Estate Branch Office. The Center exists to capture, preserve, document, and promote research into the history and legacy of Loma Linda University Health, Ellen G. White, Adventism and the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and the health sciences, with particular attention to where health and Adventism intersect. Furthermore, the White Estate Branch Office seeks to guide and facilitate an understanding of Ellen G. White’s life, writings, and role in the Seventh-day Adventist church and Loma Linda University in particular.

The Heritage Research Center is located within the Vernier Radcliffe wing of the Del E. Webb Memorial Library, across the breezeway from the University's administrative offices in Magan Hall. The Library is located at the northwest corner of Anderson Street and University Court. The Center is open to Loma Linda University Health affiliates via badge access. Visitors may be granted access to the Heritage Research Center with an appointment. Visit the Del E. Webb Memorial Library's Visitor Policy page for more information and to request an appointment.  

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