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Scranton Family Papers Collection
Scranton Family Papers Collection
“It was unanimously voted to call it Scranton” – Excerpt from an August 28, 1850 letter written by George W. Scranton, discussing the naming of “our place” Following our recent Scranton Family Papers Scanathon, held in partnership with the Lackawanna Historical Society, the Scranton Public Library, the State Library of Pennsylvania, and our own University of Scranton Department of History and…
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Thanks so much to Lycoming College for welcoming me and other members of the PA Digital team at the PALA West Branch Chapter workshop!
An Open, Distributed Network: Thoughts from DPLAFest 2016
(My DPLAFest follow-up, on the DPLA Blog.)
Last week at DPLAFest in Washington, DC, executive director Dan Cohen announced that the Digital Public Library of America had grown in its third year to include more than 13 million records. We’re proud to announce that 12,876 of those records were contributed by the University of Scranton Weinberg Memorial Library.
It’s been a bit busy around here.
12,876 University of Scranton Records Now Available in the Digital Public Library of America
12,876 University of Scranton Records Now Available in the Digital Public Library of America
Last week at DPLAFest in Washington, DC, executive director Dan Cohen announced that the Digital Public Library of America had grown in its third year to include more than 13 million records. We’re proud to announce that 12,876 of those records were contributed by the University of Scranton Weinberg Memorial Library. Launched in 2013, DPLA is a digital platform and network that brings together…
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I’ll be at DPLAFest this week, celebrating our new PA Digital Service Hub and talking @digitalpubliclibraryofamerica shop with everyone and anyone. I’ll also be live-tweeting some sessions as a DPLA Community Rep. Can’t wait to see everyone in DC!
We did it! The Pennsylvania Digital Collections Project (PDCP) has been approved as a digitalpubliclibraryofamerica service hub!
