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Pohick Module, sealed for fumigation
The Center moved to a set of trailers called the Pohick Module on the Mason campus in 2002. In 2005, Pohick was infested with fleas and required fumigation.
Postal Memory Book
The National Postal Museum (NPM) desires to launch an online Postal Memory Book on its museum website in order to document and preserve stories detailing the history and work of former and current postal employees, the heart of the postal system. This online Postal Memory Book will add rich and valuable content to the museum’s collection of historical information relating to the history and development of the post in America.
Presenting Zotero at Educause 2007
A photo of Trevor Owens presenting "There Has to Be a Better Way: Zotero and Research 2.0" to a packed session at Educause in October of 2007 in Seattle WA. As the primary educational technology conference for higher education institutions this talk played a significant role in further getting the word out about Zotero to this community.
PressForward
Screenshot of PressForward on Timeline JS
Probing the Past: Virginia and Maryland Probate Inventories
Probing the Past provides a searchable version of information contained in the transcriptions of all 325 probate inventories. Users may browse by time period or city/county, or search the database to find records that meet specific criteria, and then view the original written text and a transcript of the inventories.
Questioning Cartoons
Two Virginia fourth graders analyze a pair of editorial cartoons as part of a Teaching American History activity. By asking questions about the artist's choices in creating these cartoons, students learn more about Virginia's history of segregation and "Massive Resistance".
Ready to Write
Joan Fragaszy Troyano listens to the group's ideas about future RR-CHNM projects at the 2013 planning meeting.
Registration at THATcamp 2008
Trevor Owens and Dave Lester are behind the registration desk, Patrick Murray John is visible in the distance, Jason Rodhy is standing with his back to the camera, Lisa Spiro is visible on the right side of the photo. CC-BY Finn Arne Jørgensen