Digitized Blog
Beyond Image Capture
In the realm of preservation, it’s essential that a digital file—a digital representation of the
More Than Digital: Building a Preservation Plan
There are so many things to consider when choosing to preserve a collection, both in
Who Can You Trust with Your History?
Recent Anderson Archival client Steve Brunkhorst found himself the caretaker of four old family albums.
Key Documents for Unlocking Your Family History
Genealogists, whether professional or purely informal, know there is no true replacement for detailed family
Adopting Digital Preservation for a Legacy of Caring
Technology is so engrained in our everyday lives that it can be hard to imagine
Love Letters Over Zoom: Connection in the Time of COVID
The power of human connection is stronger than ever after such a disruptive year. It’s
Holding History in Our Hands
Creating Life-Altering Memories “I am honored to work for a company where I get to
What Should I Digitize? 3 Ways to Decide
If you’ve uncovered a box of records or your organization just inherited a building full
A Tale of Two Explorers
The more items preserved from a historical period or event, the better our understanding of
A Cat’s Mark on History from The Hill
What do you do when tragedy befalls a one-of-a-kind document? Accidents are bound to happen,
3 Ways to Make Your Historical Archive Impactful Today
In leisure time alone, the average human processes at least 34 gigabytes of information daily.
Inheriting a Collection: An Interview with Cape Girardeau County Archive Center Director, Marybeth Niederkorn
It’s one thing to take care of a collection that you’ve built or cared for
