Greensboro history buffs - start your engines.
The Textiles, Teachers, and Troops website, written about earlier on this blog is now available for public use.
After celebrating the launch of the website with a program at the Greensboro Historical Museum on Tuesday that featured a visit by North Carolina's Secretary of Cultural Resources Susan Kluttz and a keynote by Deputy Secretary of Archives and History Kevin Cherry, the partners on the project are ready for you to take a look at the website and provide feedback, especially on resources that you find especially useful. Tell us what you learned and how the website helps you gain a better understanding of Greensboro's history. Please email us at ttt@digitalgreensboro.org.
Here are some photos from the launch.
The Textiles, Teachers, and Troops website, written about earlier on this blog is now available for public use.
After celebrating the launch of the website with a program at the Greensboro Historical Museum on Tuesday that featured a visit by North Carolina's Secretary of Cultural Resources Susan Kluttz and a keynote by Deputy Secretary of Archives and History Kevin Cherry, the partners on the project are ready for you to take a look at the website and provide feedback, especially on resources that you find especially useful. Tell us what you learned and how the website helps you gain a better understanding of Greensboro's history. Please email us at ttt@digitalgreensboro.org.
Here are some photos from the launch.
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| (L-R) State Librarian Cal Shepard; Deputy Secretary of Archives and History Kevin Cherry; Greensboro Historical Museum Director Carol Hart; Secretary of Cultural Resources Susan Kluttz;, Dean of University Libraries at UNCG Rosann Bazirjian |
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| Kevin Cherry addressing audience at the launch |
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