The Janie Jones Archive is expected to be open to select scholars & historians sometime in the near future. We have been forced to turn down the hundreds of requests to study and view the Archive due to the sensitive nature of the material and the difficulty in accessing the voluminous storage spaces in which The Janie Jones Archive is currently housed.
Thanks to the very generous support of an anonymous donor The Janie Jones Archive will be open by appointment only sometime in 2008. We regret that the Archive will not be open to the general public for the time being but we will review any and all requests submitted to view the Janie Jones Archive by appointment.
Please note our mailing address has changed and please do not hesitate to submit any materials pertaining to the history of Ms. Jones at our email address
Sincerely,
The Director of The Janie Jones Archive
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The Janie Jones Archive is a volunteer organization dedicated to preserving and posting the journals and memorabilia belonging to Janie Jones from 1980 through 1994. email:janiejonesarchive@gmail.com
The Janie Jones Archive
The Janie Jones Archive is a volunteer organization dedicated to preserving and posting the journals and memorabilia belonging to Janie Jones from 1980 through 1994.
In 2004, the contents of a box caught the attention of a student working as a sorting associate at the Salvation Values Thrift Conglomerate Global Distribution Center. It contained several 8 track analog recordings of pre and post-punk cover songs by Janie Jones, her journals and fan letters. They indicate Janie Jones recorded original music but no known copies exist. Photos of Janie and her friends, books, albums and articles of clothing were included in the box. Believing she had discovered a long lost Punk Rock Heroine, the student decided to share Janie's story in the hopes that someone would come forward who could shed light on Janie's life. Although her current whereabouts are unknown Janie continues to receive correspondence. There is no record of her existence after April 8th, 1994.
The Janie Jones Archive will post fan letters and information about Janie received by email at janiejonesarchive@gmail.com
In 2004, the contents of a box caught the attention of a student working as a sorting associate at the Salvation Values Thrift Conglomerate Global Distribution Center. It contained several 8 track analog recordings of pre and post-punk cover songs by Janie Jones, her journals and fan letters. They indicate Janie Jones recorded original music but no known copies exist. Photos of Janie and her friends, books, albums and articles of clothing were included in the box. Believing she had discovered a long lost Punk Rock Heroine, the student decided to share Janie's story in the hopes that someone would come forward who could shed light on Janie's life. Although her current whereabouts are unknown Janie continues to receive correspondence. There is no record of her existence after April 8th, 1994.
The Janie Jones Archive will post fan letters and information about Janie received by email at janiejonesarchive@gmail.com
