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How to Use Registrar Tools in Odyssey
How to use Odyssey Preservation Software's registrar tools, if a History Trust group.
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Odyssey Data Dictionary
Detailed guidance for History Trust groups using Odyssey Preservation Software.
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Memorial Days
Island communities honor those who served, including James M. Parker of Somesville.
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Christmas Festival in Northeast Harbor
For seven decades the Old Firehouse has been hosting friends and neighbors as we celebrate the holiday season.
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You’re invited to explore local history, August 4!
Volunteers will be on hand to help you explore 50,000 items from the digital collections of local historical societies, museums, and libraries. Or, focus on activities of area residents during the past 100 winters.
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Ours Again—Remembering Winter, 1920–2020
Winter is the season friends and neighbors reconnect, as they have in towns surrounding Acadia National Park for 100 years and more. Explore our winter…
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Cranberry Chronicle #43
Of particular interest to History Trust members is the article about the society’s longtime archivist, Anne Grulich, who moved to Colorado in June.
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Jesup Has History
Jesup Memorial Library holds history—not just in books on the shelves but also in an historical archive.
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Differences Between Archives, Libraries, and Museums
What’s the difference between libraries, museums, and archives anyway?
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Good Connections on Great Cranberry Island
On a sunny August afternoon, I sat with leaders of Great Cranberry Island Historical Society at a picnic table outside Cranberry House. I learned of the impressive services the society offers their island community.
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History Trust Newsletters
Periodic reporting of History Trust Governing Council activities, beginning in 2020.
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New Collections Online
Eight History Trust organizations that had not been using Digital Archive now have their sites populated with the images and metadata produced by HistoryIT in
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