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started by Moultrie Creek on 20 Oct 07
  • Moultrie Creek
    #1 Moultrie Creek on 20 Oct 07
     
    I have bookmarked Tim Agazio's wonderful collection of links to state historical society sites as he has posted them. I'm also working on adding the digital libraries/archives from Jimmy Atkinson's fabulous Online Education Database site. Each of those bookmarks are added to this group.

    If anyone would like to help bookmarking the OEDB collection, I'd love to have ya'. I'm using "history archive genarchive local" as the standard tags for any historical data collection along with the state and even county/city to better organize the collection. Each bookmark should be included in this group. If you have a state or local group you'd also like to save them to - that's even better.

    As sites are bookmarked, please leave a note here which section you've completed to prevent duplication of effort.
  • Moultrie Creek
    #2 Moultrie Creek on 20 Oct 07
     
    Completed states in the local collections section of OEDB:
    * Alabama
    * Alaska
    * Arizona
    * Arkansas
    * California
    * Florida
    * Georgia
  • Moultrie Creek
    #3 Moultrie Creek on 24 Oct 07
     
    Added these links from the local collections sectio of OEDB:
    * Louisiana
    * Maryland
    * Mississippi
    * North Carolina
    * South Carolina
    * Texas
    * Virginia

    Multi-state archives - from #153 - #164
  • Moultrie Creek
    #4 Moultrie Creek on 31 Oct 07
     
    Added multi-state resources up to number 200.

    Completed up to number 220.

    Completed up to number 250.

    Multi-state resources section is complete.
  • teknobilimadami
    #5 teknobilimadami on 06 Dec 20
     
    Dini Sohbetler sitesini ziyaret edebilirsiniz. Sitede Dini sohbet ve dini konularda bilgilerin yer aldığı dini sohbetler bulunmaktadır.

    http://www.dinisohbetler.net
  • azcleard
    #6 azcleard on 03 Jul 21
  • harry potter12
    #7 harry potter12 on 08 Jun 23
  • harry potter12
    #8 harry potter12 on 08 Jun 23
  • charles_camacho
    #9 charles_camacho on 21 Feb 26
     
    This is such a well-organized and thoughtful initiative crowdsourcing historical resources like this can become incredibly valuable over time. I really appreciate how you're standardizing the tags ("history archive genarchive local" + state/county/city). That kind of structure makes long-term navigation so much easier. It reminds me of how platforms like https://volumeshader.com/ focus on structured layering and organization to create clarity from complex data the same principle really applies here. Also, asking contributors to note which sections they've completed is a smart move. It keeps collaboration efficient and avoids overlap. Projects like this may seem simple on the surface, but they can become powerful research hubs when curated consistently. Great work building something useful for the community!
  • firmexpect
    #10 firmexpect on 27 Feb 26
     
    I truly appreciate the diverse historical resources compiled here! I recently delved into a local history project and found firsthand accounts invaluable for understanding community origins. This blog is a fantastic treasure trove! top games

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