100,000 digital objects now online
Late last week, our digitization efforts reached a significant milestone: we now have over 100,000 digital objects available online for …
Late last week, our digitization efforts reached a significant milestone: we now have over 100,000 digital objects available online for …
Thanks to funding from the British Columbia History Digitization Program and the Friends of the Vancouver City Archives, we’ve recently …
In late November, I attended the annual conference of the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) in Portland, Oregon. Here …
It’s that time of year again, the season of giving. Stuck for holiday gift ideas? Why not give the gift …
We’ve had great response to making Goad’s 1912 Fire Insurance map available as a Vanmap layer and as downloadable open …
This post is of special interest to the mapping community and may be too technical for some researchers. We digitize …
In the last couple of years, we’ve been replacing our old, analogue microform reader-printers with new digital microform scanners. We’d …
We have a very large and rare 1905 map in our holdings that was dirty and falling apart. Last year, …
In nearly every case, “historical geodata” means a paper map. Digitizing that map gives us an image of a paper …
Thanks to funding from the British Columbia History Digitization Program, we’ve recently completed a project to digitize over eight thousand …