This week’s featured collection is the early minutes of the Australian Subscription Library. The collection is about the Library’s formative years from 1826–1833. Transcribe here: buff.ly/W1qSgo9

This week's featured collection is the Account books of John Hull, Mss 600, from the R. Stanton Avery Special Collections at the New England Historic Genealogical Society. Transcribe here: buff.ly/3x3RUb4

This week's featured collection is the Margaret Donaldson Letter Collection. These letters offer insights into the lives, relationships, and events connected to the Duncan and Goff families. Transcribe here: buff.ly/N991WiH

On July 24, 2025, join Ben and Sara Brumfield of FromThePage as they step you through your first crowdsourcing project. The webinar is at 12 PM EST, 11 AM CST, and 9 AM PST. Sign up here: buff.ly/HX8PtZn

This week’s featured collection is the J.P. Weethee Journal. The collection is about Weethee’s personal and professional life, including correspondence with General Thomas Ewing. Transcribe here: buff.ly/qqmciao

This week's featured collection is the 80th Division Personnel Records from World War I. The collection is about individual soldiers' service details, including insurance, assignments, rank, injuries, and discharge status. Transcribe here: buff.ly/ngCZT3S

This week's featured collection is the Thomas & Place Family Collection. The collection is about various diaries, notebooks, and correspondence from the Place and Thomas families, acquired through a family estate sale. Transcribe here: buff.ly/HRv9mzz

This week's featured collection is the Hairston and Wilson Family Papers. The collection is about the financial, legal, and personal records of several branches of white Virginia and Mississippi families—especially the Hairstons. Transcribe here: buff.ly/O1EntKe

Over the past year, FromThePage has faced increasing pressure from scrapers harvesting data to train AI systems. On Monday morning a Chinese bot-swarm overwhelmed our countermeasures. We expect to be back up within 24 hours; hopefully sooner.

This week’s featured collection is the Wilson and Hairston Family Papers. The collection is about six generations of a plantation-owning family in Virginia, North Carolina, and Mississippi, whose wealth was built on enslaved labor. Transcribe here: buff.ly/rYxmxKE

This week's spotlight is on Drew University's Orderly Book - Revolutionary War. It features Nathan Bougn's Book of General Orders from 1778, which chronicles the daily military operations during the American Revolution. Transcribe here: buff.ly/Vtg0bBy #drewuniversity

This week, we're highlighting a collection from the Texas State Libraries and Archives Commission. A. R. Roessler's 1860 Map Notes document Texas's landscape, water resources, and conditions to aid troop movements. Texas State Library and Archives Commission Transcribe here: buff.ly/JLGLO3c