Monthly Archives: February 2013
Indexing: We’re All in this Together
Many archivists find admirable ways to serve their professional or local communities by offering their time on committees, at their local library or family history center, or speaking at workshops. One way I have decided to give back since graduating … Continue reading
Kingsport: Love the One You’re With
Or, maybe what I should title this post is “Life after the Spoden Collection.” Not every collection is going to be filled with early American history or WWII love letters (or both) but in order to learn enough about a … Continue reading
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Kingsport: We’re Open for Business
The Muriel C. Spoden Collection is now open for patron access and the Finding Aid has been published online.
Kingsport: The Best Man for the Job
Yesterday, I stumbled upon the most fascinating exchange of letters. Well, I say stumbled, but I have had that particular folder in my hands at least three different times, but for some reason the date and title of the folder … Continue reading
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Kingsport: The Light
The Light at the end of the tunnel, that is. And, I can more than just see it. I am standing in it. I am basking in it. The Spoden Collection is finished! Since completing the processing on October 20 … Continue reading
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