More Product, Less Process – Interview with Erica Williams, Archivist and Records Manager What is your role …
Stories from the Archives: The Personal Papers of Dr. Hector P. Garcia
In 1949, a single act of discrimination galvanized the Mexican-American civil rights movement. The widow of an …
Making the Most of Milestones: Four Tips for Creating Effective History Timelines
With its 35th anniversary approaching, HAI faced a question that will be familiar to many companies and …
Unsung Treasures of the National Park Service
August 25, 2016 marks the centennial anniversary of the National Park Service. NPS is best known for …
Targeting Historical Federal Contracts: Research Strategies That Work
The federal government does much of its business through contracts. These documents define the relationship between the …
The Power of a Picture: Navigating High Resolution Image Acquisition and Licensing
Graphics provide powerful snapshots of historic events. We can all think of images that transported us back …
What’s Your Legacy? The Enduring Value of an Archive
Upon winning a championship or leaving office, sports figures and politicians are often asked to speculate about …
Tips for Creating a Memorable Company History – Oral Histories
A chronological timeline of events might form the backbone of a company history, but the details within …
Behind the scenes on the Road to Tokyo: Telling the story of America’s WWII War in the Pacific
Road to Tokyo: Pacific Theater Galleries opened at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans last December …