by Erica Cavanaugh | Jun 15, 2022
*This project is under development and is not currently available. During the early national period Philadelphia was the epicenter of American culture. Located here were the earliest museums that were accessible to the general public, the first opened in 1782 by the...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Jun 15, 2022
After the death of civil rights leader Julian H. Bond in 2015, the University of Virginia acquired all of his papers. In order to make the papers accessible to the public, in 2017 the Carter G. Woodson Institute partnered with the Center for Digital Editing (CDE) to...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Jun 15, 2022
The Jefferson Weather & Climate Records website is a digital resource created from Thomas Jefferson’s weather observations. Jefferson began keeping daily records of the weather when he was in Philadelphia for the Second Continental Congress in July 1776. He...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Jun 15, 2022
MosaicNC is a digital publishing project of the North Carolina Office of Archives and History. The Historical Publications Office plans to use MosaicNC to digitally publish two of their long-running projects: the Colonial Records of North Carolina and the...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Jun 15, 2022
The Papers of Martin Van Buren, at Cumberland University, is both a digital and print project that will publish about 13,000 documents belonging to the eighth president. The editors expect to make Van Buren’s papers available in at least two ways: The freely...
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