by Erica Cavanaugh | Aug 12, 2025
The Robert “King” Carter Papers is a digital archive hosted by Historic Christ Church, featuring the transcribed and annotated diary, correspondence, and papers of Robert “King” Carter (1662–1732), one of colonial Virginia’s wealthiest...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Aug 12, 2025
The African‑American Religion: A Documentary History Project (AARDOC), based at Amherst College and founded in 1987, aims to produce a multi‑volume printed history of African‑American religious experience, published by the University of Chicago Press. Its online...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Aug 12, 2025
The Race & Slavery Petitions project, part of the Digital Library on American Slavery (DLAS) at UNC Greensboro, is a searchable database derived from extensive research spanning 18 years. It aggregates data from 2,975 legislative petitions and 14,512 county court...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Aug 12, 2025
The William Blake Archive is a pioneering digital humanities project, launched in 1994 with its initial public site debuting in 1996. Co-sponsored by the Library of Congress, UNC Chapel Hill, and the University of Rochester, the platform offers high-fidelity digital...
by Erica Cavanaugh | Aug 12, 2025
The Architecture of Thomas Jefferson, hosted by the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the University of Virginia, is an interdisciplinary project that explores Jefferson’s architectural works and his contributions to American architecture....
