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Final Bible Records Added to Online Collection
[This blog post comes from Druscilla R. Simpson, head of our Information Management Branch.] In November 2008, the State Archives and State Library met and decided to work collaboratively on a digital… more →
History For All the People
Final Bible Records Added to Online Collection
wrote 6 months ago: [This blog post comes from Druscilla R. Simpson, head of our Information Management Branch.] In Nove … more →
Awards!
wrote 11 months ago: We’ve gotten a lot of good news in our inbox today. First, the Society of American Archivists … more →
Preservation Week
wrote 1 year ago: This week is National Preservation Week and our sister organization the State Library of North Carol … more →
Friday News Round-Up
wrote 1 year ago: I wanted to take a little bit of time on this sweltering July day to mention a few news items that m … more →
North Carolina Civil War Soldiers: Mapping the Conflict
wrote 2 years ago: Today’s announcement comes from Amy Rudersdorf of the Digital Information Management Program ( … more →
Online Resources at the North Carolina State Archives
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wrote 2 years ago: I hope you are all enjoying North Carolina Archives Week. I’ve put online a PDF copy of the h … more →
Connecting You to the Past: North Carolina Archives Week October 4-10 2010
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wrote 2 years ago: [Our blog post today comes from the Resource Management Branch.] As archives throughout the nation c … more →
August Additions to the NC Family Records Online
wrote 2 years ago: The State Library of North Carolina just announced that 320 new families have been added to the Nort … more →
Flickr Updates and a new State Government Web Archives Site
wrote 3 years ago: Our Non-Textual Materials Archivist, Kim Cumber, has recently added new sets of photographs to our F … more →
Views from Variety Vacationland
wrote 3 years ago: A new digital collection called “Views from Variety Vacationland: Historic North Carolina Trav … more →
Additions to the NC Family Records Online Project
wrote 3 years ago: There is a great post on the State Library of North Carolina’s blog about the recent additions … more →
