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First History Harvest Held–railroad materials gathered and digitized
On May 15, 2010 dozens of railroad history fans gathered at NET in Lincoln, Nebraska, to share their unique materials. Old maps, letters, photographs, and diaries were digitized at the event and will soon be up on Railroads and the … Continue reading
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Tagged digital history, history harvest, Jerry Johnson, NET, public history, railfan, railroad history, railroads, William Thomas
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