Launched in 2017, Last Seen initially aimed to publish 1,000 ads. Today, we reached our goal of 5,000 ads. Thank you to everyone who has supported the project throughout the years! See you at 6,000!
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Launched in 2017, Last Seen initially aimed to publish 1,000 ads. Today, we reached our goal of 5,000 ads. Thank you to everyone who has supported the project throughout the years! See you at 6,000!
#LastSeenProject#BlackHistory#DigitalHistory@USNatArchives@NHPRC
Did you see that @msu_libraries is hiring an Archival Project Coordinator for the Williams Collection of Lincolniana? Please spread the word! #williamscollection@msstate
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We linked a digital copy of _Emancipation Celebration_ in this article. On this #Juneteenth, read what Francois Boisdoré, Stephen Rogers, & other Black leaders shared in NOLA & w/ Lincoln in 1864 - what it meant for them then; what they expected in the future. #williamscollection
What may be America’s first Juneteenth took place in New Orleans in the summer of 1864. Ten formerly enslaved men published a history of the events as a gift meant to inspire Abraham Lincoln. @susannahjural and @annmdaly1 examine what the document reveals. https://t.co/K8Fjqc5a1o
What may be America’s first Juneteenth took place in New Orleans in the summer of 1864. Ten formerly enslaved men published a history of the events as a gift meant to inspire Abraham Lincoln. @susannahjural and @annmdaly1 examine what the document reveals. https://t.co/RPbQIlIdhb
_Emancipation Celebration_, which features rare accounts of Juneteenth celebrations in 1864 New Orleans told from an entirely Black perspective, inspired this article by Ann Marsh Daly & me. Thanks @jimdowns1 for encouraging us to publish this!
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With support from the @NHPRC, project leads @susannahjural & @PetersonRae presented “Do They Work? Free Digital Archives and Reaching Marginalized Audiences" at the @The_OAH to share CWRGM's strategies for connecting people to the past using digital history projects.
Excited for today's launch of @msstatehistory's 15th annual Symposium for History Undergraduate Research w/ keynote speaker @jimdowns1. If you're in the area, please join us! Check out the program: https://t.co/KbgT6IlLU1 @msstate@MSStateFamily@AHAhistorians
For our 40th birthday editorial board member Prof Brian Linn @TAMU asked historians to reflect on how military grand narratives have changed (or not) over the last 4 decades. Have you read them? Incs @susannahjural @BethLynnBailey @AdamSeipp@KaraDixonVuic https://t.co/DQI3He63Bi