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A Genealogist In The Archives: December 2016

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A Genealogist In The Archives. A blog by a Professional Genealogist who is the Houston County, TN. Archivist working in a county archives everyday. Thursday, December 29, 2016. Family Records Tucked in Books. Recently, a friend of mine was telling me a great story about her Grandfather and Grandmother. Unfortunately, her Grandmother passed away just a few weeks ago leaving her Grandfather the task of having to go through his wife's things to pack them up and give away to family members. When I found this...

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Photos and Stories - Preserving Time Project 

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Archiving Documents and Photos. Clues to Identifying Photos. More on Archiving- The Good, The Bad and The Terrible. Scanning Photos and Documents. Family History: 15 Minutes at a Time. Going Digital with your Genealogy. Organize to Fit the Way YOU Think. Immigration, Emigration and Migration Records. Maps/ Address and Phone Numbers. Helpful websites for dating photographs:. New Jersey Photographers (1800s - early 1900s mostly): http:/ gary.saretzky.com/photohistory/njphotographers.html. Photo archive- se...

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Using Glues and Adhesives in Altered Books - Great for Large Objects, Barcode Labels for Scanning and Other Types of Paper

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Arts and Crafts : Using Glues and Adhesives in Altered Books. OR How do I Make it Stick? Are favorite topics among altered book artists. And no wonder. No other technique has as many pitfalls as the seemingly simple action of sticking one element to another. Some glues have an acid content. And will damage your photos and papers. Over time. Some cause your pages to warp and wrinkle. After they dry. Some smell bad. And will make your book. For months. Some attract bugs. For attaching small embellishments.

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Resources - Lara Kaplan Objects Conservation, LLC

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Lara Kaplan Objects Conservation, LLC. Conservation and Preservation Resources. American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. International Council of Museums - Committee For Conservation. Smithsonian Museum Conservation Institute. Where to Buy Archival Materials. Finding Other Art Professionals. AIC's Find a Conservator. Conservators of any discipline who have Professional Associate (PA) status with AIC. Appraisers Association of America. AAA): qualified and certified appraisers.

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The Gallery of the Arts - Art Resources

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There are many art resources within fingertips for artists today thanks to the Internet. Artists now have a worldwide range of art suppliers to choose from. Every major museum now has a website, offering a bottomless well of inspiration to artists. Below are some useful resource links for artists, enthusiasts and buyers alike. National Gallery of Art. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Museum of Modern Art. The Detroit Institute of Arts. The Art Institute of Chicago. Dick Blick Art Supplies. 149; About Us.

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Aldus Society

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This web site,. Or have any comments. Sources for More Information. The sites listed here are mainly open access, which means that the digital formats are viewable and usable by the general public. Open Education Database (OEDb). This is a selected listing for the convenience of Aldus Society members. It may not include all providers of these services. Phone numbers are current as of December 2014. Ann Carroll Kearney: book conservation (330) 659-9232 (NE Ohio). Strong Bindery: hand bookbinding, marbling...

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Suessweb: Book Links

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An updated list compiled from the books. Authored by Bernhard J Suess. Artcraft Chemicals, Inc. Schenectady, NY 12301. 800) 682-1730; (518) 355-8700. Assembles and sells kits and chemicals for mixing developers, alternate processes, and archival testing. Hauppauge, NY 11788. 631) 761-5000; fax (631) 761-5090. Write and request an informative 52 page booklet for B W filters, including transmission charts, examples, and descriptions. 3701 West Moore Avenue. Santa Ana, CA 92704. Bensenville, IL 60106. Obtai...

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The Art of Photography: Syllabus

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The Art of Photography. Duquesne University, Spring 2011. FINAR 227 The Art of Photography. Spring 2011, T/TH 10:50-12:05, CH 336. Office Hours: T/TH before/after class or by appt. Be able to make the most of the cameras available to them, understanding how to create a successful image despite the cameras limitations. Recognize artistic formal elements in photographs as well as analyze and articulate their use in successful compositions. Understand conceptual trends with the history of photography. If yo...

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Artist Info

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Selected Exhibitions and Honors. Artwork on this website is representative of additional work available. Prices of original artworks are available by request. Commission a painting of your favorite location, house or subject. My studio is located in Grand Island, NY and is open by chance or appointment 716-775-1535. Selected Exhibitions and Honors. BNAA at Daemen College Art Gallery. PleinAir Magazine sponsored trip, Artists Paint in Cuba. Color, Impact Artists Gallery, Buffalo. 13th Art on the Riverwalk.

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The Approach – The Our American Stories Blog

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Category: The Approach (page 1 of 3). History in a Chair. August 12, 2015. Comments Off on History in a Chair. Technological abilities increase at an astonishing pace, continually turning our science fiction-like imaginings into actuality. For example:. Researchers at Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital recently developed a test. To document a person’s history of viruses from a single drop of blood. They speculate that it also might be a predictor of future illnesses for that person. In fact, this was ...