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Now you can order archival prints, canvas prints, and wall mural art of your favorite public domain photographs from the New York Public Library.
#Nypl digital collections upgrade
Perhaps our favorite part of the upgrade is the possibility to create wall art with the click of a button from within the collection. For scholars, educators, and researchers, there are also bulk export capabilities and analysis. And in an effort to make the resource user-friendly, the interface has also gotten an upgrade, making it easier to filter by public domain materials and with clear buttons for downloading your finds. Major collections include the Timothy Leary papers, the Merce Cunningham papers, and the Lou Reed papers (winner of SAA’s 2019 CFW Coker Award).Botanical illustrations, sheet music, vintage phone books, and etchings that span all eras and provenance make the NYPL's release truly exciting.

The Digital Archives program began in 2011. The following people completed fellowships in the Digital Archives program. The following people contributed to the NYPL Digital Archives program. Manages the Digital Archives programs, develops workflows in response to changing collecting needs, and oversees long-term management of born-digital materials. Nick Krabbenhoeft, Assistant Director of Digital Preservation Drey Jonathan, Digital ArchivistĬonsults on assessments of born-digital material before accessioning, transfers digital objects from original media, supports archivists during processing of electronic records, and packages collections for long-term storage and access. Staff Al Rhonemus, Digital ArchivistĬonsults on assessments of born-digital material before accessioning, transfers digital objects from original media, supports archivists during processing of electronic records, and packages collections for long-term storage and access. The program works with all digital materials from the 1980s to the present day such as floppy diskettes, personal laptops, CDs and DVDs, backup hard drives, network folders, and email accounts.
