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The Great War Goes Digital
Anderson Archival sat down with Marie Cayce, Digitization Specialist and Collections Assistant at the National
Legacy As the Backbone of Your Family Business
By Archival Specialist Chris K. Morton At Anderson Archival, legacy is lived daily. As a
Quotables: Anderson Archival Digitizes Maps for History and Genealogy (PastPorts – St. Louis County Library)
The Emerson History and Genealogy Center at the St. Louis County Library published the latest
Supporting Digital Access for the St. Louis County Library
“We’re digitizing our memories, we’re preserving them for future generations, but also connecting the dots
“Works Like an Hour Glass and Makes Pigs Grow”
The year was 1917. The US officially entered the first world war, Bolshevik forces abdicated
Ways Your Collection Can Bite the Dust
Preserving history is valuable, especially for a company over 100 years old owned by the
Mining the Past, Uncovering MLC’s Company History
Preserving history is valuable, especially for a company over 100 years old owned by the
Archiving Into the Future: Stewardship Beyond the Present
In the world of archival science, the role of the archivist is not merely to
Preserving the Irreplaceable: Why Oversized Digitization Matters More Than Ever
When it comes to digitization, not all documents are created equal. While standard-sized papers and
Preserving a Personal FBI History
Heirloom books capture family legacy for the future James Fletcher Thompson, an attorney in South
Explore Missouri’s Digital History
Missouri has long demonstrated an unwavering commitment to preserving its rich history through various initiatives,
Diving into File Types
By Digital Archivist Shana Scott Whenever we start a project, we ask our clients in
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