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Lectures Available from the Delaware Humanities Forum

Posted on September 15, 2017February 11, 2024 by Mike

The Delaware Humanities Speakers program sends scholars, authors, and experts to community groups, organizations, businesses and schools around the state. They provide a broad array of thought-provoking presentations that make culture and Delaware history and community available and accessible to all audiences. Speakers programs make it possible for your organization to access the cultural heritage…

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Saving Old Moving Images and Sounds

Posted on July 24, 2017June 25, 2023 by Mike

I was doing a lecture on “Saving Family” Treasures” for the New Castle County Library System, a few days ago.   My programs tend to have lots of give and take with the audience as we discuss subjects and at the point where we were contemplating the preservation of photos, one of the library patrons asked about…

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I Teach at Harford

Posted on May 20, 2017March 27, 2024 by Mike

As part of its 60th anniversary campaign, Harford Community College is highlighting the success of the faculty and students, and this billboard recently went up in the County.

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Delaware Sanborn Maps Online

Posted on March 26, 2017February 11, 2024 by Mike

The Library of Congress has been digitizing its collection of Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps for a few years, and recently the institution added a number of Delaware products to its website.  To produce the atlases, the Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps surveyors visited towns all across the nation to frequently update drawings and produce sketches at…

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