Metadata as restorative justice: a case study of the Sanders-Bullitt digital collection—Part II
Tintype of an unidentified Black woman holding an unidentified white child. Image credit: Manuscript Collection, Bullitt Family Papers, The Filson
Tintype of an unidentified Black woman holding an unidentified white child. Image credit: Manuscript Collection, Bullitt Family Papers, The Filson
Photograph of Louisiana Taylor holding a young Helen Stites, 1879. The Filson Historical Society, Special Collections Editor’s note: This is the
Photograph of Louisiana Taylor holding a young Helen Stites, 1879. Image credit: The Filson Historical Society, Special Collections Editor’s note:
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Editors’ Note: This is the first of two Q&A posts about the Black Craftspeople Digital Archive. History@Work: Tell us a little bit about the
Screenshot courtesy of David J. Sencer CDC Museum In March 2020, working from home, curators and archivists from the David J. Sencer CDC Museum began
In 1929, the city of Evanston, Illinois physically moved Lucious Sutton’s house about a mile and a half. His family was one of seven African
In 1929, the city of Evanston, Illinois physically moved Lucious Sutton’s house about a mile and a half. His family was one of seven African
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By Joshua Piker, Editor of the William and Mary Quarterly January’s issue of the WMQ has long since arrived at your home or office, is available on
Venn diagram showing the overlapping categories that create digital public history. Image credit: Not Even Past Digital Projects Directory NCPH’s