With part two of the Digital Center for Americana project underway, collections coming up the digital library pipeline include family album watercolors and oral history sound recordings that provide unique glimpses into Philadelphia family life, as well as how family life changes when individuals leave their country of origin for Philadelphia. Given the role that [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Slavery’
These American Lives
Posted in Archives, Digitization, HSP, tagged Digital Center for Americana, Digitization, ethnic history, Philadelphia, Slavery on August 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A controversial event
Posted in Archives, tagged Archives, Events, Language, Politics in Archives, Slavery on October 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Anyone who says that people don’t care about history should have been at HSP last Wednesday night (October 14). Over 150 people attended an evening program to celebrate the successful completion of our two-year Chew Family Papers Project. The discussion at this event was lively and at times contentious, centering on how HSP has dealt [...]
