This past week we had quite a few winners for our contest.
On Monday, Kevin Tripp won with the Chain Bridge, Budapest, Hungary (he even guessed the direction of the photo!)
On Tuesday, Christie Ericson identified the photograph as Luxembourg. …
Thanks to all who participated in this past week’s Where in the World is Jack? contest. Here’s the round-up:
Tuesday: Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
Wednesday: Callanish Stone Circle, Outer Hebrides, Scotland, our daily winner: Kevin Tripp
Thursday: Togo
Friday: Sydney …
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In 2013 we received a substantial collection of photographs and slides from Betty and Jack Rieur. Mr. Rieur served in the military in WWII and was stationed in the Aleutians. But he also traveled extensively worldwide after …
Some of you might have spotted this image that we put on our Facebook feed on Thursday 2/27/14. (To see a larger, readable version, you can click on the image.)
Now, I don’t like crab so this isn’t a recipe …
We’re very, very pleased to announce that A&SC is co-sponsoring a week long electronic records training intensive with the Society of American Archivists.
A few years ago, in response to professional demand, SAA developed a Digital Archives Specialist certificate …
I was telling somebody this story this morning and since it was way too long for a Facebook posting (you are a fan of our Facebook page, right?) I decided it would make a hopefully not too long blog entry.…
Wow, that’s starting to sound really familiar as a title this year. The good news is, our former employees go on to get really great jobs! Having said that…
The Consortium Library at the University of Alaska Anchorage is pleased …
Those of you who have been following us for some time either here or on Facebook (or both) may have noticed that occasionally we do what archivists are normally very bad at doing: we document ourselves.
This all started back …
It’s that time of the year again: time for us to announce this year’s photograph for our annual Eye of the Beholder exhibit.
