SNAC is demonstrating the feasibility of separating the description of persons, families, and organizations—including their socio-historical contexts—from the description of the historical resources that are the primary evidence of their lives and work.

The main feature of the Project is an image archive of over 2,000 color photographs of the exterior and interior of Salisbury Cathedral, as well as of select buildings and locations in and around the town of Salisbury. 

The Digital Montpelier Project features three models tracing the Mansion's evolution from its initial construction in ca. 1764 through to President Madison's final expansion in ca. 1812.

UVA's list of library fines for 1826 featuring Edgar Allan Poe recorded with a 60 cent fine. Photo courtesy of Rotunda Library Online directors.

In January 2015, the UVA Law Library began work on a comprehensive item-level catalog of this collection accessible online. Ultimately, we hope to digitize our entire Session Papers collection and make this digital content, along with all metadata and OCR text, freely available to researchers.

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