Bruce Springsteen's Full Collection Will Be Saved In Monmouth University

The rocker personal belongings will be housed in Monmouth University, in West Long Branch, New Jersey. Springsteen's hometown and the place his entire musician career started.

Monmouth University is located close to Jersey Shore, and is accepting gracefully his local star full collection.  A variety of written work, posters and a list of magazines appearances. Includes all the historic references as a musician, all placed in New Jersey.

Before these personal files were archived by the University was initially established "The Bruce Springsteen Special Collection"  in 2011, according to Rolling Stone. The prior collection was saved at the Asbury Park Public Library now counts with more than 35,000 items mostly donated by the fans. For now on is consider the new Springsteen Center.

The formal host of Springsteen's artistic jewels, made a public announcement on Tuesday by the University's President Paul Brown. The act took place at the University's Pollak theater when Mr.Brown said about Bruce Springsteen, "Monmouth University is excited by the opportunity to grow our relationship with Bruce Springsteen, shares Daily Mail.

Also the University is currently filling new documentary work by other music legends like Woody Guthrie, Robert Johnson, Hank Williams and Frank Sinatra. For classes purposes also as reference material for programs related to music studies, available for the university's regular students.

Relates the NY Times ,that the appealing to preserve this rock star documentation could be besides academic (music program related) but also in revenues value to a possible tourist attraction.  The earnings could be used for financial purpose like scholarships and small investment to the community. The idea of having a full collection available is a plus for the actual music programs, than rather to keep the prestige of the singer intact, now is shared to the community for research purposes.