My present
continues ... 20 more FREE (or mostly FREE) resources ...
1.
The Ryerson
Index
-- an index to death notices appearing in Australian newspapers. The date range
covered extends from the Sydney Gazette of 1803 up to newspapers published
within the last week or so
UNITED STATES
12. Municipal Archives offer
rare glimpse into NYC’s nearly 400-year history most people will never know
13. Know Your Digital Storage Media – A guide to the most
common types of digital storage media found in archives
Editor’s Note: As of today, each
of the above links worked. Now, whether
the links in any of the identified articles work, I cannot vouch for that. And, armed with the information provided, it
should be relatively easy to get to determine where the discussed database
currently resides. If you get really
stuck, drop me an email and I’ll try to ferret out the recalcitrant link or
cross out my entry in the above list!
Editor’s Note: Know of a neat
resource that you think might be a hidden gem?
Drop an email to [email protected].
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