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Wishing everyone the best at Cape Hatteras National Seashore and to all those affected by Hurricane Dorian
Image from @CapeHatterasNPS , 1963
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“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.” - Henry David Thoreau #SimplicityDay #FindYourPark
Canoers enjoying a sunset at Biscayne National Park, @BiscayneNPS, 1978 @NatlParkService
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Many parts of copyright law favor the freedom to use culture, but by far and away the most flexible, powerful user’s right is fair use. Fair use is a right, fair use is important, fair use is for everyone, and fair uses are everywhere! #FairUseWeek
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Dedicated to our friends and partners in the @NatlParkService, we will be posting images of park employees every day until they are able to get back to work. Here are a couple of @GreatSmokyNPS rangers working with an intern from 1976. purl.clemson.edu/A86ADA38AFC…
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Meet Dennis Taylor, university archivist! Dennis works to collect, preserve, and provide access to the @clemsonuniversity historical records and documents. 📜 He has been at Clemson for 31 years, 😳 but has only 20 days before he enters retirement! #FacesOfClemson
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In honor of #PrideMonth, explore the history of Stonewall and its impact on the Gay Liberation Movement in this Primary Source Set: dp.la/primary-source-sets/st… @mnhs @MnDigLib
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19,045 documents subject to the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 have been posted on @USNatArchives website. Released documents are available for download: go.usa.gov/xQKar
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Cornell Creates a Database of Fugitive Slave Ads, Telling the Story of Those Who Resisted Slavery in 18th & 19th Century America buff.ly/2vvYU8l
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learn more about the African Diaspora using @EsriStoryMaps to understand the historical and geographical perspective of this movement.
bit.ly/slavetradestory
@ClemsonStudents @clemsonlibrary @CUGantt
Feb19,5-8pm. Brown Room,Cooper Library
#BlackHistoryMonth #GIS #EsriStoryMaps
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Scroll through Colonial life in this gorgeous photo gallery featuring items from @HarvardLibrary's exhibit hrvd.me/harva5e18
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Watch along with us as we attend the Diversifying the Digital Historical Record symposium at @NewYorkUniv #ddhr4 bit.ly/2xaHw5d
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Being available in the National Archive does not mean that documents are truly accessible, says #JulieAHerrada at #DDHR4
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And we're off! Diversifying the Digital Historical Record conference is underway- watch the livestream here: bit.ly/2xaHw5d #DDHR4
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So thrilled to see us on @Digg! on.digg.com/2bsioNF Thanks! @joetoenails #NPS100 @NatlParkService #FindYourPark
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Use the Open Parks Network to browse 1000s of archival parks-related items buff.ly/2c1E85S #NationalParks100
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New digital gallery of rare and unique photos of @NatlParkService from @OpenParks and @ClemsonUniv goo.gl/t1l8ki
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Job: Library Web Developer, @ClemsonLibrary diglib.org/archives/9758/ Apply by 10/9! diglib.org/archives/9758/ @ClemsonDigLib
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Final whitepapers for developing int'l & interoperable rights statements now available ow.ly/T4IGb @Europeanaeu @creativecommons
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Mary Flanagan (@criticalplay ) starting her keynote talk today "Play With Your Metadata" #WebWise14
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Replying to @dpla
Excited @ClemsonDigLib and @BPLBoston participating! “@dpla Using games to collect metadata: intro Metadata Games dp.la/info/2014/01/23/introd…”





















