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For the last several years I have been itching to go to TudorCon. Finally this year (and currently while writing this) I am attending....

September 7th 1533 In Greenwich, England, Elizabeth Queen of England and Ireland is born. As today marks that historic moment and I felt...

Every Friday I have been working with some amazing individuals to develop skills needed to transcribe letters. Our Zoom meetings allow us...

I'm learning in research sometimes what the project you think you will end up with just doesn't work. My first attempt at my StoryMaps...

So, this post is a little different. I have found myself in research mode this week with less time for transcription. As much as I would...

Historical Preservation is something I have been passionate about since I spent time in Egypt. While I was there I spent time working on...

This week’s readings focused on public memory and spatial erasing as well as historical fiction’s contribution to the historical...

Every good public historian has asked the question “Who owns history?’. This is not an easy question to answer. As public historians we...

Technology has changed nearly every academic field and history is no exception. Today. society has access to almost everything within...

I think there is an important distinction to make for people when talking about history that is usually forgotten about. History...

This question rings through your mind as you read Becker, Brinkley and Meringolo. When searching for the answer to this question we...