SewardFamDigArch

aka The Seward Project

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Another successful Seward Stories event last week! Special thanks to project volunteers as well as Leigh Fought who provided a wonderful keynote! #twitterstorians

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Tallis Polashenski is featured for her digital work on the project. During her time here she has helped publish over 800 letters! @tallisap @urhistorydept @UofR https://t.co/zIZcfNBITc

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William Henry Seward leaning into autumn up in Juneau, Alaksa. https://t.co/rpdLcF8EfP

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Fanny includes a drawing of Lazette's dog, Watch, in a letter to her mother. Check out this and other material at the Seward Family Digital Archive. https://t.co/rRkehFJ2R9 #twitterstorians #publichistory #pets #dogs

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Check out all the cool things happening with our project! #publichumanities #twitterstorians #digitalhistory #dh #publichistory https://t.co/1wP6priJoR

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Can you spot William Seward? His likeness used by W. Duke Sons & Co. to help sell cigarettes. (Original item housed at @DukeLibraries) #twitterstorians https://t.co/7fKCMJMb2B

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Seward Stories was a wonderful event. Thank you to our presenters and keynote speaker, Cassandra Good. @CassAGood @UofR @urhistorydept #publichumanities #publichistory #digitalhumanities @NHPRC

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Looking forward to Seward Stories with keynote speaker @CassAGood !!

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Don't forget about the obscure, but equally important, #AlmostPresidentsDay2018. That's a thing, right? Right? #PresidentsDay2018 #twitterstorians #publichistory

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For National Handwriting Day @UofR asks "Can you read my handwriting?" Check out one letter from Abraham Lincoln to William Seward. https://t.co/KPng97DRIk #NationalHandwritingDay #dh

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How did William Henry Seward feel about John Quincy Adams? Read for yourself! https://t.co/gxKScqLQTQ @JQAdams_MHS #dighum

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Check out Seward's Travels Around the World on the Seward Family Digital Arch. https://t.co/iAurIQPvyt
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Check out our addition to the Archive! Books written by members of the Seward Family. https://t.co/vjrVe1LayG #twitterstorians #dighum

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Today's #FoodForThought from Frances Miller Seward: "the higher the eminence, the more thorny the path" https://t.co/BZlbyUXNKh

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Trials of transcribing letters? Decoding inside jokes: "I have not seen Hair Bolter lately" Who? #UnsolvedMystery https://t.co/nlUPfOsedU

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Meet Shellie Clark, US Hist. PhD student at @UofR. Shellie is joining the @SewardFamDigArc team as part of the Volunteer Project.

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Seward Family Digital Archive team is back in action for the Fall Semester. Look for new letters to be posted soon! #twitterstorians

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Nobody likes to get sick on vacation... Fanny comes down with the fever at Cape Island, New Jersey. https://t.co/BFDuTUkFWQ #twitterstorians

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Diagonal crosshatch! Check out more at the Seward Family Digital Archive. https://t.co/sZSN2wydkY #twitterstorians #digitalhumanities

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Crosshatch letters are our favorite. What do you see? https://t.co/eBHWcI1jfT #twitterstorians #publichumanities #dighist