University Library Digital Collections: About Princeton University Digital Library (PUDL) A collection of high-resolution digital images of materials held by the Princeton University Library and its partners. Princeton University Library Finding Aids The Princeton University Library Finding Aids site provides World Wide Web access to finding aids or descriptive inventories for archival records and manuscript collections held within the University Library. Over 1700 finding aids from the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Latin American Ephemera Collections, and the Engineering Library are now available online. The Blue Mountain Project Drawing on Princeton University’s exceptional collections and curatorial and academic expertise, the Blue Mountain Project is a digital thematic research collection of art, music and literary periodicals published between 1848, the year of the European Revolutions, and 1923 – a functional boundary for works presumed to be in the public domain. Papers of Princeton Historical Periodicals
Historic Sites | Quincy Chamber of Commerce Adams National Historical Park: Travel back in time at the Adams National Historical Park, where you’ll visit the birthplaces of not one, but two U.S. presidents: John Adams and his son, John Quincy Adams. Your journey begins at the park’s Visitor Center in Quincy Center: After viewing the center’s exhibits and video presentation, board a trolley for the short journey to the quaint colonial saltbox birthplaces of the presidents. From there, you’ll travel to “Peacefield,” the stately Adams mansion that served as summer White House to both Adams presidents and home to generations of their descendants. While at the Adams Mansion, be sure to visit the impressive Stone Library, built to house the Adams’ collection of some 14,000 historic volumes, including the library of John Quincy Adams. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission: $5 for adults; children 16 and under are free. Adams National Historical Park Visitor Center 1250 Hancock Street Quincy, MA 02169 617-770-1175www.nps.gov/adam Hours:
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Don Williams : Image Science Associates Don Williams has brought his decades of experience in digital imaging and extensive worldwide involvement in the digital archiving community together to found Image Science Associates. Don worked as a research imaging scientist for Kodak for 25 years until he left the company in 2006. His work there focused on both digital and traditional imaging practices across a number of disciplines that included reconnaissance, microfilm, consumer photography, and professional photography sectors. His passion lies in the digital image archiving community and in providing resources by which good imaging can be easily practiced and understood. He sits on international standards committees and is fully immersed and involved in the digital image archiving community, frequently contributing to the Federal Agencies Digitization Guideline Initiative and sits on the Still Image Working Group advisory board. Don has a bachelor's and a master’s degree in imaging science from Rochester Institute of Technology.