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Ohio Department of Natural Resources Records at the Ohio Historical Society
The following Ohio Department of Natural Resources record series have been processed and cataloged at the State Archives. Bibliographic descriptions of these series are available in the Ohio Historical Society’s Online Collection Catalog. State Archives Series 7437: Division of Parks … Continue reading
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Tagged collections, government records, newlycataloged
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We’re in for #AskaCurator Day
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 curators from around the world will be answering questions from the public via Twitter for Ask a Curator Day. And our own OHS curators will be joining in on the fun! How does it work? By … Continue reading
Posted in collections, Curators
Tagged Ask a Curator Day, collections, curators, Twitter
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New Record Series at the State Archives
The State Archives recently received the following record series: • Department of Taxation: Real Property Abstracts, 2001 (State Archives Series 2601) • Department of Taxation: Exempt Property Abstracts, 2001 (State Archives Series 1061) • Department of Taxation: Real and Public … Continue reading
Government Services November Report
Two State Archives staff members attended the Ohio Digital Government Summit sponsored by Government Technology magazine. The Summit provided a great overview of the hot topic issues in government IT. Both staff members really enjoyed learning about Web 2.0 in … Continue reading
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Tagged collections, Finding Aids, government records
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Donkeys, Elephants and Log Cabins Too
Another presidential election gives people working in archives and museums the opportunity to recall past presidential elections and draw comparisons between the past and the present. Looking back, it seems that presidential campaigns have long been public spectacles. That … Continue reading
Deconstruction is Complete! (Microfilm is Moving Part 2)
As of today, the Rare Book Room is officially kaput. The electricians are working to install the new outlets (at waist height, so no more crawling around on the floor to plug in your laptop) and to get the ceiling … Continue reading
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Tagged collections, government records, microfilm
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