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The Charles Brockden Brown Electronic Archive and Scholarly Edition is a project dedicated to publishing the uncollected writings of Charles Brockden Brown. Our edition builds on, supplements, and […]

The Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) is a cooperative digital library for resources from and about the Caribbean and circum-Caribbean. The dLOC partner institutions are the core of dLOC. dLOC partners […]

The University of Florida (UF) has partnered with the City of St. Augustine to ”unearth” archival repositories which have been previously inaccessible to researchers worldwide. The digital archive supports […]

Launched in 2006 by Anna Lillios, Mark L. Kamrath, and J.D. Applen, the Zora Neale Hurston Digital Archive has two goals. Its primary purpose is to provide an academic site that will provide a repository of […]

In May 2016, Under Secretary Ron Walters of the National Cemetery Administration (NCA) launched the Veterans Legacy Program (VLP). His vision for the VLP is “to memorialize Veterans’ service to the nation by tel […]

The [True] Stories project aims to support classroom-centered, multidisciplinary, and collaborative oral history curricula for undergraduates at three Liberal Arts Colleges (Rollins College, Davidson College, and […]

”Every Tongue Got To Confess” is hosted by Professors of History Julian Chambliss (Rollins College) and Robert Cassanello (University of Central Florida). In the same spirit as Zora Neale Hurston – famous African […]

Community image archives for Rollins College and community events.

A working laboratory in landscape restoration and living model of sustainability.

IN ORDER TO document the history of the liberal arts education at Rollins College, interviews were conducted with selected faculty, alumni, staff and administrators, who have served the college for a significant […]

Since its founding in 1885, Winter Park has been the home of Rollins, ”set like a gem amid the water blue,” the College and the town have grown together over the past 124 years; each has drawn from and shared with […]