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Science, especially large-scale basic research, is a collaborative endeavor,often drawing on the skills of people from a wide variety of disciplines. Thesepeople include not just scientists, but also administrators, engineers, andmany others. Fermilab, a Department of Energy National Laboratory and theUnited States' premier particle physics laboratory, exemplifies this kind ofresearch; many of its high-energy physics experiments involve hundreds ofcollaborators from all over the world. The Fermilab Archives seeks to documentthe history of the lab and the unique scientific research its staff andvisitors perform. Adequately documenting the lab's work often requires us to gofar beyond things like the writings and correspondence of scientists to alsocapture the administrative and social histories of the experiments and thecontext in which they were performed. At Fermilab, we have sought to capturethese elements of the lab's activities through an oral history program thatfocuses on support staff as well as physicists and collection developmentchoices that recognize the importance of records documenting the cultural lifeof the lab. These materials are not merely supplementary, but rather essentialdocumentation of the many types of labor that go into the planning andexecution of an experiment or the construction of an accelerator and thecontext in which this work is performed.

It Takes a Village: Documenting the Contributions of Non-Scientific Staff to Scientific Research