PhilaPlace integrates history with location through an interface that makes examining historical information by location straightforward.
The site was launched on December 9, 2009 and updated March 29, 2010 as described in this announcement (emphasis added):
On the PhilaPlace “Map” page at PhilaPlace.org, visitors can click on the new “Streets” tab and view [...]
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Recent Posts
- History 2.0: Remaking the Study and Preservation of History Using Collaboritive Web-based Tools
- PhilaPlace.org: Mapping history to neighborhoods
- The web and decoupling preservation, interpretation, and presentation
- The National Endowment for the Humanities puts their funded projects database online
- MA IMLS Grant Advisory Board: Linking the survey to benefits for participants
Categories
- Collaboration tools and case studies
- Digital photography and photo policies
- Digitizing collections
- Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
- Friday (usually)
- grants
- Heritage Health Index
- historical societies
- IMLS
- Linking history to location
- National Register of Historic Places
- State Historic Preservation Offices
- Surprising discoveries
- The evolution of Social Media and Society
- The evolution of the Web and society
- The Smithsonian Institution
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