Continued to uploa the finding aid into the Ohio Link Database. I noticed that since there are exhibitions included on the finding aid that have no archival material records, this document is really more of an inventory.
Due to it being a inventory it is quite large, 36 pages. It may take longer than 50 hours to accomplish this goal. Therefore I am uploading the information with the highest research value first. The date spans with the highest values are the ones that are most recent; so I have started with 2010 and I am working backwards.
About Me
- mshardin
- I received my M.L.I.S. from Kent State University with a concentration in Archival Administration. Since the completion of my M.L.I.S. I have constructed a digital repository for Cleveland State University, volunteered at the Hudson Historical Society and traced my genealogy back to slavery using census records and slave registers. Currently, I am working at the Mayme A. Clayton Library & Museum where I am processing Mayme Clayton’s personal papers, implementing cloud computing as a method of digital archives management, and digitizing a collection of photographs that date back to the early 20th century.
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