Founded in 1901, the Alabama Department of Archives and History was the first independently administered state archival and historical agency in the U.S. <br><br> For more information about about ADAH transcription projects, contact Meredith McDonough at <a href="mailto:meredith.mcdonough@archives.alabama.gov">meredith.mcdonough@archives.alabama.gov.

Researching people and events in the Renan area around 1920. Please contact me at benwbrum@gmail.com

Cleveland Public Library is the "People’s University," the center of learning for a diverse and inclusive community.

Digital by Dartmouth Library (DxDL) provides free, digital access to nearly three hundred thousand items from our collections — from classical texts to medieval manuscripts to scientific accounts to audiovisual materials.

Digital Maryland is a collaborative, statewide digital preservation program of the Enoch Pratt Free Library/Maryland State Library Resource Center. Users can search and explore historical and cultural documents, images, audio, and videos that record Maryland’s history.

This project is funded by the Latin Americanist Research Resources Project. We have digitized nearly 5,000 pages of nineteenth-century Peruvian periodicals. The OCR on these is in need of correcting! Please help us here!

Countries like the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are major international hubs with residents hailing from all over the world. Of course, in them we find the traditional foods of Eastern Arabia (known as "Khaleeji" cooking), but there are also many different global food cultures and interesting fusions on offer. Working with a growing collection of restaurant menus from the UAE and the larger Arab Gulf countries, we are transcribing them–dish by dish–in order to study what they can tell us about food and culture in the region. In these menus you will find many languages; they typically contain English and Arabic, but be on the lookout for Amharic, Chinese, Malayalam, Tagalog, Urdu and others. Folders have been created indicating what language skills you need to transcribe. Dish by Dish is a project of Citizen Researcher in the Office of Research Outreach at NYU Abu Dhabi. To find out more about the collection of menus and the data we are building based on them, visit our project website linked at the top of this page.

<p></p> The <b>Dyer Memorial Library</b> in Abington, Massachusetts was founded in 1932 to collect and share knowledge about the people, places, businesses, events and activities in the three towns of Abington, Rockland and Whitman, collectively known as <i>Old Abington</i>. The Dyer's collections contain thousands of documents, records, photographs, maps, books, artifacts, and more. The Massachusetts Town Histories and Civil War collections are especially notable. Genealogists, academics, businesses, authors, artists, and history buffs come from near and far to research the Dyer's collections, finding both information and inspiration.

Explore East Texas history with the resources at the East Texas Research Center (ETRC), located on the second floor of Ralph W. Steen Library at Stephen F. Austin State University. Digital copies of items are available in the Digital Archives and Collections. Items include photographs, documents, maps, books and other archival materials associated with the East Texas geographical region from the Gulf of Mexico north to the Red River and east of the Trinity River to Western Louisiana, which was once part of Texas. The digitized material is freely available to students, teachers and the general public for their historical and genealogical research.

Florida Memory is a digital outreach program providing free online access to select archival records from collections of the State Archives of Florida and the State Library of Florida. Florida memory digitizes records that illuminate the state's history and culture.

Folger Shakespeare Library is home the world’s largest Shakespeare collection, the ultimate resource for exploring Shakespeare and his world.

The Frederick Douglass Papers collects, edits, and publishes in books and online the speeches, letters, autobiographies, and other writings of Frederick Douglass. The project is in the process of building a new digital edition where documents completed here are published. You can find the digital edition at https://frederickdouglasspapersproject.com/s/digitaledition/page/home.

FromThePage staff are researching applications of AI technology to archives, libraries, and scholarly projects.

The South Carolina Room in the Hughes Main Library houses the Greenville County Library System's genealogy and local history collections. The following digital collections include items from the South Carolina Room's archive, local organizations, and private collections showcasing the rich and varied history of Greenville and the Upstate of South Carolina. Digitized items are presented as part of the historical record for the purpose of education and research. The inclusion of an item in the Library System's digital collections does not represent an endorsement of its contents or its expressed viewpoints. Items may contain content that some may find offensive.

The High Point Museum cares for and exhibits objects, photographs, and archival material that reflect the history of the greater High Point, NC, area.

<p>The Indiana State Archives exists to provide for the protection, and access to, primary-source and historical documents that contribute to Indiana's heritage. By assisting with transcription projects, you are helping our archivists create searchable text for records challenging to automated methods. Thank you to all our contributors, we appreciate your efforts!</p> <p>Active Projects for Transcription: <ul><li><a href="https://fromthepage.com/indianaarchives/swamp-land-patents">Swamp Land Patents</a><br/></li></ul> Active Projects for Review: <ul><li><a href="https://fromthepage.com/indianaarchives/indiana-draft-enrollment-lists-of-1862">Indiana Draft Enrollment Lists of 1862</a></li> <li><a href="https://fromthepage.com/indianaarchives/indiana-volunteer-militia-enrollment-lists-of-1862">Indiana Volunteer Militia Enrollment Lists of 1862</a></li></ul></p>

Built in 1760 on the territory of the Massachusett Tribe and situated in the historic center of Jamaica Plain (JP), the Loring Greenough House (LGH) is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a Massachusetts Historic Landmark and City of Boston Landmark.

The Morse Department of Special Collections is the official repository for official records of Kansas State University and is a center of research for cookery, Kansas history, and the consumer movement.

The Kentucky Historical Society Digital Collections contain select materials from the Kentucky Historical Society's archival and library collections.

Special Collections at the Middlebury College Library serves as a research laboratory for both the Middlebury community and independent scholars.

<p>Milner Library at Illinois State University is home to the Dr. Jo Ann Rayfield Archives as well as a world-class Special Collections department focusing on the history of circus and allied arts. Our circus collections are especially popular, so please check back frequently for new transcription projects in this area. Thank you for helping us make history discoverable, searchable, and accessible!</p> <p>Interested in getting exclusive stickers, branded Milner merch and other swag? The more you transcribe, the more you earn! Sign up at <a href="https://illinoisstate.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1zhheD4ke2nyPVc">bit.ly/MilnerRewards.</a></p>

The Missouri Historical Society (MHS) serves as the confluence of historical perspectives and contemporary issues to inspire and engage audiences in the St. Louis region and beyond.

The Missouri State Archives is the official repository for Missouri state records of permanent and historical value.

Help transcribe 19th-century papers that tell the story of America's first rural cemetery and the first designed landscape open to the public in North America. Visit our Online Database at MountAuburn.PastPerfectOnline.com

Saya seorang pensyarah dalam kajian Asia Tenggara di SOAS University of London.

The Nantucket Historical Association preserves and interprets the history of Nantucket through its programs, collections, and properties, in order to promote the island’s significance and foster an appreciation of it among all audiences.

The National Archives of the United Kingdom is a government department and the material we create is subject to Crown copyright. By taking part in this project, volunteers agree that the data they produce for The National Archives of the United Kingdom will be made available for re-use under the terms of the <a href="https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/">Open Government Licence (OGL)</a> which is the default licence for most Crown copyright material. Under OGL terms, the data will be freely re-usable for the benefit of future research.

The NWC Archives illustrates the College's enduring legacy of creating future leaders through a vital documentary collection available for connection, education, and research. This unique resource of primary sources and special collections informs educators, scholars, and policymakers with critical issues of past and future naval warfare, joint planning at the strategic, operational, and tactical level, and the role of the U.S. Navy in the local, national, and global community.

To get in touch, email me at volmern[at]tcd.ie.

Ohio University Libraries actively invests in digitizing our unique collections in order to broaden access to these rich materials. Our digital offerings regularly expand in support of the research and educational activities of university campus.

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Queen's University Archives, based in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, is the official archival repository for the University record and a rich resource of private manuscripts covering literature, politics, art, business, science, and beyond.

Directed by Christina H. Lee, Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Princeton University.

The Sandy Spring Museum Archives is a diverse assemblage of historic documents that illuminate the community's story as a network of rural villages and supports the institution's mission of creating a sense of place and belonging.

The Seattle Municipal Archives preserves and makes accessible the records of enduring value created or received by City agencies and elected officials.

The Shelby County Museum & Archives is a historical institution located in Columbiana, Alabama, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history and heritage of Shelby County. It serves as a repository for various historical documents, artifacts, photographs, and records related to the county's past. The museum features exhibits highlighting different aspects of Shelby County's history, including its early settlement, development, industries, notable figures, and cultural heritage. Additionally, the archives provide resources for genealogical research, offering access to records such as county records, newspapers, family histories, and more. The museum and archives play a vital role in educating the public about the rich history of Shelby County and preserving its heritage for future generations.

The South Florida Collections Management Center (SFCMC) is a multi-park museum program for Big Cypress National Preserve, De Soto National Memorial, and Biscayne, Dry Tortugas, and Everglades National Parks. The center coordinates the acquisition and preservation of museum and archive collections, which support research and park interpretive needs. Although located inside Everglades National Park, the SFCMC provides long-term museum planning for all five National Park Service units in south Florida.

The Sister Thea Bowman Society is located in Louisville, Kentucky. One of our projects is documenting a Black Catholic cemetery section called St. Louis Cemetery in which 1,633 people are buried in unmarked graves. Our transcription projects include a freedom suit and the pension files of 20 United States Colored Troop veterans.

The Stanford University Archives is the official repository for records of Stanford University, including its founders, administration, faculty, students, and alumni.

The State Archives provides guidance on preservation and management of government records, and collects, preserves, and provides public access to historically significant archival materials relating to North Carolina.

The State Library of NSW is one of the great libraries of the world, with a history dating back to 1826. Since then, we have been collecting all kinds of materials that help tell the rich and diverse story of NSW and Australia.

Founded in 1881 and celebrating its 140th year, the Staten Island Museum engages visitors with interdisciplinary exhibitions, public programs, and educational activities for all ages. It is the mission of the Staten Island Museum to spark curiosity and generate meaningful shared experiences through natural science, art, and history to deepen understanding of our environment, ourselves, and each other.

The Tennessee State Library & Archives collects and preserves materials of historical, documentary and reference value, and promotes library and archival development throughout the state.

The Texas State Library and Archives Commission preserves the archival record of Texas, supports research, and makes primary resources available to the public.

Welcome to The Grove’s Transcription Project! Bring the 19th Century Alive for a 21st Century audience. Members of the Kennicott Family made groundbreaking contributions in the fields of medicine, horticulture, education, natural history, and exploration in the 1800s. Help us share their stories and contributions by transcribing Kennicott documents and correspondence.

Library of Virginia inspires learning, ignites imagination, creates possibilities, encourages understanding, and engages Virginia's past to empower its future.

The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation at the University of the South is a six-year initiative investigating the university’s historical entanglements with slavery and slavery’s legacies.

This project is coordinated by Taneya Koonce & Billie McNamara.

The Archives & Special Collections is the rare books, manuscripts and archives department of the University Libraries. We offer a number of core collections based on their content and subject. https://libguides.usd.edu/fromthepage Questions? Email us at <a href="mailto:library@usd.edu?subject=From%20the%20Page%20Question">library@usd.edu</a>

The USDA National Agricultural Library is one of five national libraries of the United States and houses one of the world's largest collections devoted to agriculture and its related sciences.

Special Collections preserves and provides access to a diverse archive of legal history materials and the records. Our collections include rare books, manuscripts, archival records and publications, faculty writing, and photographs.

The UVA Library is the foundation on which UVA built a transformative educational community. The Library partners in learning and collaborates in discovery by creating inclusive and sustainable collections, services, spaces and infrastructure.

We need your help to bring the story of monumental expeditions to Syria back to the modern world. These expedition notebooks within the archive detail information about the ancient world not present in published volumes.

The Voices of the Eastern Shore project is digitizing, transcribing, and annotating letters, manuscripts, ledgers and other archival materials related to the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia.

The Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington is a resource for scholars, students, and all those interested in George Washington, colonial America, and the Revolutionary and founding eras.

Western University Archives and Special Collections acquires and preserves records of the University, records of individuals and organizations, rare books, and maps that complement the teaching and research needs of our community.

About The mission of the Wilford Woodruff Papers Foundation is to collect, transcribe, publish, and digitally preserve Wilford Woodruff's records. These documents represent a very small portion of Wilford Woodruff's Papers. As these documents are transcribed, completed documents will be taken down and replaced with other documents needing transcription. We welcome volunteers willing to share their time and talents in transcribing these documents. What skills are needed? The ability to read nineteenth-century handwriting, basic computer skills and the self-discipline to finish a page once started. Project-specific Instructions: Transcribe each document exactly as written. Preserve spelling, punctuation, and all words as they are in the document. If a word is illegible, write "illegible" and click on the unclear button. If you can determine certain letters but not the whole word, please write "illegible" rather than a word that doesn't make sense. If a word is written in what appears to be a form of shorthand, write {shorthand} and continue with the rest of the document. Use the text editor buttons to indicate superscripts, underlines and strikethroughs. Never click "Autolink." When you are finished with a page, click the "Done" button. Please complete one letter before beginning another letter. Tables in the original documents are reproduced in the transcription using the table encoding format taught in this link. For additional information about volunteering with the Wilford Woodruff Papers, visit our volunteer overview. Thank you for your willingness to assist in the transcription effort and in the larger mission of making Wilford Woodruff's Papers available to a worldwide audience. We appreciate your contributions. Please contact transcribe@wilfordwoodruffpapers.org with any questions.

Welcome to Wisconsin Scribes, a Documentary Discovery Project by the Wisconsin Historical Society. To begin, Sign Up for a free account and select one of the transcription projects. Read the collection description for more information.

The Woodson Research Center is the special collections department of Fondren Library at Rice University. It contains university archives and the library’s rare book and manuscript collections.

The mission of the Z. Smith Reynolds Library is to inspire learning, advance knowledge, and build community at Wake Forest University.