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Many local and national organizations are undertaking extensive photo digitization projects.
While we have become skilled at preserving your family’s history, we are now reaching out to local libraries, historical societies, and cities across the nation to help preserve their photo archives. But we need your help.
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Follow along. We have compiled the list below of national news profiles for many digitization projects, revealing how they are helping to preserve our nation’s history.
This compilation of news profiles on photo digitization programs and grants is provided as an informational tool and is not associated with ScanMyPhotos.
- Old photos, new books: Kalama Library preserves both with new grants
- Picture Burke celebrates 5,000 photos, curator reflects on a historic project
- National Museum Of African American History And Culture Helps Chicagoans Digitize History
- ‘Democratization of local history’: Forbes Library project digitizing local people’s stories
- Howard County Historical Society to host historic photographs Scan-a-Thon and workshop
- Old photos, new books: Kalama Library preserves both with new grants
- Digitizing New Bedford’s Fishing Memories
- Nonprofit interested in your old photos
- Historic Hinckley photos digitized
- LIU Post project digitizes pieces of Long Island history
Students and staff at the university’s Palmer School are scanning documents, some more than a century old, from historical societies and museums across the Island - Film preservation is an ever-changing, never-ending endeavor
Panelists describe the painstaking work, ever-changing technology, and economic realities of making the filmed past available for future generations
