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HCI-PSAR Survey Methodology
Over the past few weeks, my new co-surveyor Faith Charlton and I have been surveying some collections here at HSP in order to get Faith up to speed with the HCI-PSAR Survey Method. Our methodology is nothing revolutionary--on the contrary, it is intentionally conventional because we would like our data to be comparable to similar projects. However, over the past year we found that a few adaptations and refinements were necessary when translating the basic archival survey tool into the small repository context. Wednesday, 11/14/12 12:29 pm
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Disaster Preparedness
We hope that everyone is safe, dry, and secure in the wake of "Frankenstorm" Sandy! With all the excitement of the past few days, now is a good time to write--or review--the disaster plan for your institution. Wednesday, 10/31/12 12:00 am
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Recap: History in Pennsylvania Awards 2012
Last week, Southeastern Pennsylvania's history and heritage community turned out en masse to celebrate the achivements of small history organizations in the region. Wednesday, 10/24/12 12:00 am
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Two More Years of HCI-PSAR!
We are delighted to announce that the Historical Society of Pennsylvania has been awarded funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for two more years of the Hidden Collections Initiative for Pennsylvania Small Archival Repositories! Read the entire press release here. Wednesday, 10/3/12 4:21 pm
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October is Archives Month
As the air outside chills (but stays steady indoors under the humming HVAC system), October is nearly here and American Archives Month will be upon us again. The scene is familiar, straight out of a Normal Rockwell painting: sleepy-eyed researchers rush through the archives doors, gather in the glow of UV-filtered light sources, and excitedly unwrap the treasures in their Hollinger boxes. Merry Archives Month to all! Wednesday, 9/26/12 3:15 pm
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HCI-PSAR Participants Win "HIP" Awards
HSP's upcoming History in Pennsylvania Awards (HIP Awards) next month will honor several participants in the "Hidden Collections Initiative for Pennsylvania Small Archival Repositories." We're very proud of them, and hope that you'll join us on October 19, 2012, to celebrate their accomplishments! Wednesday, 9/12/12 12:00 am
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Finding Aid Website Launch!
We are very pleased to announce that the finding aid site for HSP’s Hidden Collections Initiative for Pennsylvania Small Archival Repositories (HCI-PSAR) is now online. The Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries (PACSCL) has agreed to include finding aids created through the HCI-PSAR project on their online union catalog at http://dla.library.upenn.edu/dla/pacscl/index.html. Wednesday, 9/5/12 12:00 am
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Small Repository Research Subject Guide
Are you looking for sources on your historical research topic, but desire a fresh alternative to the well-trodden archival canon? Try a small repository! Wednesday, 8/29/12 3:11 pm
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WWII Internment Camp to Montgomery Twsp Farm
Before James H. Hirokawa bought his home in Montgomery Township, Pa., the seller checked with all the neighbors if they were willing to live near a Japanese man. The year was 1945, and Hirokawa had just been released from an internment camp. Wednesday, 8/22/12 4:57 pm
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Bartram's Garden
Guest blogger Ashley Harper writes about Bartram's Garden, the oldest surviving botanic garden in North America, and home of some amazing archival materials! Wednesday, 8/8/12 10:43 am
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