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Category Archives: Flickr
Illustrated Newspapers on Flickr
Illustrated Newspaper Supplements — The Library of Congress has added a great new set to their Flickr Commons account: cover pages from the New York Tribune illustrated supplements, beginning with the year 1909. These images are from the Chronicling America … Continue reading
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Spring Library Photographs
It’s spring! Birds are singing, trees are blossoming and flowers are blooming. It’s a good time to take the camera outside and take some pictures of your library in all its spring loveliness to put on your library’s website or … Continue reading
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Flickr Presentation Links
For my What’s New with What’s New presentation for the Boston Regional Library System: Libraries on Flickr Beverly Public Library — Historical images, library programs, displays, more Lucius Beebe Memorial Library (Wakefield) Sets — Historic images, library programs, book displays, … Continue reading
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Make Your Own Trading Cards
Teacher Karen Bosch has an interesting post about how her students made their own National Park Trading Cards using the online Trading Card Maker. Looks like a nice project, a good way to teach the kids to gather and organize … Continue reading
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New York Public Library on Flickr Commons
The New York Public Library has joined the The Commons, the special Flickr program for libraries and museums, who share their collections on Flickr and encourage members of the community to add comments and tags to help describe the images. … Continue reading
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A Book’s Journey at the Newton Free Library
The Newton Free Library does a great job with their Flickr account, with lots of interesting photographs. Some show off the art and architecture of the library building, including one of my favorites, this picture of Eeyore from the sculpture … Continue reading
