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| Using the fragments of the past to influence and shape the future | |
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| Using the fragments of the past to influence and shape the future | |
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Collection Description
| The collaboration of the Amistad Research Center and the
Louisiana
State University Digital Library, through funding provided by the Institute
of Museum and Library Services, has produced a digital collection of national
significance entitled "The American Missionary Association and the Promise
of a Multicultural America:1839-1954."
With the aid of new and exciting technology, images from the Amistad archives pertaining to the American Missionary Association are on permanent display through the LSU Digital Library via the Internet. The actual manuscripts and photographs continue to reside in a safe and secure archival environment at the Amistad Research Center located on the campus of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Consequently, the goals of providing increased access to educational materials as put forth by IMLS are being met in a uniquely modern way. |
By digitizing this culturally significant work,
those who seek a better understanding of the human condition will have
access to the archival records at no risk to the originals, thus preserving
history for future generations.
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