We are excited about our partnership with The Newark Public Library, @New Jersey Room, Newark Public Library to provide their community with free access to nearly 1.3 Million images due to the help of @Senator Cory Booker .

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A unique way that The ThompsonFreeLibrary is spreading awareness to fundraise for their archive!

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“If you were looking for an obituary and had no idea when the person passed away, now you can just search the name and it’ll find it, which is an amazing feat” - Library Director Sonja Ferrel (Ottumwa Public Library)

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In the quest to trace our roots and understand our heritage, obituaries often serve as a crucial starting point.

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From old fires and recent fires to sinking ships and legends being born, this week in history presents us an opportunity to reflect on the events that changed lives all around the world.

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Do you know the connection between the Titanic and Cedar Rapids, Iowa?

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This Week in History- March 25 through March 31.

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In many genealogically related documents (especially newspapers and census records), nicknames were frequently used, as those names were more often used than the “formal” given name of the person.

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A new 'This Week In History' is here, featuring a guest blog from a history minor at the University of Iowa.

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We are excited to kick off our first guest blog series, featuring Kenneth R. Marks of @The Ancestor Hunt. Stay tuned for additonal blogs in the weeks to come!

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#Genealogy #Newspaperresearch #Genealogy inNewspapers #Archives #Archives Research

Carter County (TN) Culinary History now available online at elizabethton.historyarchives.online/home

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Having all of your digital content in one spot creates a holistic view of your community’s past. The Community History Archives platform was designed to provide your community with a freely searchable archive that has no reoccurring fees.

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Want to stay up to date on what archives are being upaded? Click the link below and see the list what archives have been updated so far in 2024. Make sure you check back weekly for additonal content updates!

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#CommunityHistory #CHA #Archives

For many alumni, school days are a mix of fond memories and pivotal experiences. Digitized school newspapers allow them to relive these moments.

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The Advantage Team will be in booth 1012 at LibLearnX in Baltimore!

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Students, alumni, and researchers can access these archives from anywhere, fostering a sense of community and connectedness to the institution’s history.

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The St. Bonaventure archive contains a wide variety of content, including the schools newspaper (The Bona Venture), financial statements, documents of the church, account books and more.

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Directories, OHS Yearbooks, related ephemera, and old copies of The Daily Star are now available in the Huntington Memorial Archive!

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