The Ned Scott Archive preserves and presents the work of Hollywood still photographer Ned Scott, who worked in the film industry from 1935 to 1948. Critics regard his photographs as among the finest of their era. The archive offers a broad overview of Scott’s life and career, with galleries of film stars, portraits, production stills, and images documenting films, performers, and Hollywood settings. Its material includes photographs associated with productions such as Stagecoach, The Long Voyage Home, Spellbound, and The Story of G.I. Joe, as well as images of actors including Evelyn Keyes, Glenn Ford, and Gene Tierney.

Beyond film photography, the collection features work on landscapes, architecture, religious art, children, and subjects such as Boulder Dam and Taos. Visitors can explore biographical information, accounts of Scott’s associates, filmography, awards, published literature, technical equipment, and historical documents, including letters and contracts. The site also provides an exhibit package and information about the archive’s future, alongside contact and donation options.