The life of an intern at the historical society, Part II | Chestnut Hill Local Philadelphia PA.
The Web Site: Michael Tormey’s “Legacy Blog”. This has come up in conversation a few times recently. This article may be of use to many of our members! This article pertains to your family bible, photographs, and memorabilia as much as your genealogical research. The ACHS scans old photos from Aransas County 25 years old or older and archives them… Read more »
The Debate Over the Ethics of Photo Restoration | Michael Tormey’s “Legacy Blog”.
Past and present combine in photography project Jenna Goodwin from Ash Bank, Great Brittan, wants to create a number of ‘merged’ photographs of the six towns comprising Stoke on Trent and some of the city’s villages. She does this by stitching together a modern and historic photograph of an area to give a unique perspective on the past, present… Read more »
Iconic Black and White Photographs, Colorized. A sizable number of history’s most unforgettable images were photographed in black and white. Now, through the digital process of colorization, we can see how these scenes might have appeared in person.
LIVE FEED OF THE MONTERREY SHIPWRECK Our own Pam Stranahan has been asked to write curricula related to an 1800s shipwreck site in the Gulf (tentatively called the Monterrey, named for the area of the Gulf in which it is located). The remote control robot is working with computerized precision 1330 meters below the surface on a 200 year old… Read more »