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The War of 1812 in Delaware: A Helpful Digital Resource from the State Archives.

Posted on December 21, 2012December 23, 2012 by Mike

In commemoration of the First State’s role in the War of 1812 the Delaware Public Archives has launched an online digital repository of primary documents that researchers and those seeking to gain more understanding about the period will find valuable.  This web portal contains many insightful e-resources such as books, military reports, documents, prints, and…

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Historic Digital Maps of Maryland and Delaware Are Just a Click Away on New Website

Posted on October 28, 2012November 6, 2012 by Mike

Digital resources available to researchers have grown enormously in recent years, making the work of researchers much easier as sought after data is often just a few clicks away. Maps are one of those areas of growth as they’ve been scanned by special collections institutions, making them virtually available on demand. I was recently made…

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Many Research Treasures Reside in Delmarva History Collection at Odessa Library

Posted on September 30, 2012May 10, 2013 by Mike

If you are researching local or family history on the Delmarva Peninsula, there are many fine libraries from Wilmington down to  Accomac, VA. that can help.  Some are large, university affiliated repositories, while others are non-profit, stand-alone institutions located in some of region’s  small towns.   As I travel from one end of Delmarva to the…

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Searching for the First Draft of History: Overseeing the Process of Finding Lessons About the War of 1812 in Stacks of Old Newspapers

Posted on April 15, 2012 by Mike

Local papers have brought up-to-date information to residents of Havre de Grace since the early 1800s. But on that day in May 1813 when the British stormed into the fishing village, almost completely destroying it, there wasn’t a local weekly to tell people about one of the biggest stories in the annals of the town’s history. As…

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