Big Picture Students Curate Historical Archive

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  Big Picture Students Curate Historical Archive“Big Picture High School’s college in the high school history students are creating an archive for historical research.”
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  High school history students seek historical materials for research, focusing on pre-digital media from 1890-1975.“Big Picture High School’s college in the high school history students are creating an archive for historical research. To reduce screen time and make research a more tactile experience, we have begun curating quite the collection of microfiche, vinyl, printed materials, stamps, etc. that students can analyze as part of their research of the 19th and 20th centuries.What they need: they are looking for old magazines, photos, 8mm, super8, and 16mm films and projectors, microfiche (not microfilm because we don’t have a reader), vinyl records, old sears catalogs, etc. for any era 1890-1975.”
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  Big Picture High School history students are creating an archive for historical research.“Big Picture High School’s college in the high school history students are creating an archive for historical research.”
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  They are curating microfiche, vinyl, printed materials, stamps, and film for analysis of the 19th and 20th centuries.“Big Picture High School’s college in the high school history students are creating an archive for historical research. To reduce screen time and make research a more tactile experience, we have begun curating quite the collection of microfiche, vinyl, printed materials, stamps, etc. that students can analyze as part of their research of the 19th and 20th centuries.”

Big Picture Students Looking for History Posted Date: 10/05/26 (11:43 AM) View Original Post Big Picture High School’s college in the high school history students are creating an archive for historical research. To reduce screen time and make research a more tactile experience, we have begun curating quite the collection of microfiche, vinyl, printed materials, stamps, etc. that students can analyze as part of their research of the 19th and 20th centuries.What they need: they are looking for old magazines, photos, 8mm, super8, and 16mm films and projectors, microfiche (not microfilm because we don’t have a reader), vinyl records, old sears catalogs, etc. for any era 1890-1975. If you have anything like that sitting around, we might be able to use it.Simply send photos or descriptions to [email protected] and we can go from there. Condition is likely not important unless it is a vinyl record or projector.
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