Digital Harrisburg

Remembering the Old Eighth Ward

The image above shows the picturesque sprawling green of Capitol Park. It is a beautiful extension of the impressive Capitol grounds with a remarkable fountain, tree-lined walking space, and view […]

Digital History

I’ll miss you Harrisburg: My Final Post

Hello everyone. Sarah here. For two and a half years, I have been working with Digital Harrisburg, first as a Work-Study and now as a Student Fellow with the Center […]

Digital History

Rethinking Harrisburg, the City Beautiful: Call for Contributions

A call for contributions to a special issue of Pennsylvania History: […]

Digital History

Digital Harrisburg Spring 2018 Two-Month Review

Hello, Rachel from the Digital Harrisburg team here. It […]

Digital History

Reflecting on Digital History: The Intersection of Past and Present

This past month I learned a lot about the field […]

City Beautiful

Reflecting on Digital History and Mary Sachs Research

Over these past couple of weeks, I have learned a […]

Digital History

From Archive to Online: Digitizing The City Beautful

For those who did not read my last blog pot, […]

City Beautiful

The Month in Reflection

As the culmination of the Digital Harrisburg Class, we, as students, were asked to put together a final project to demonstrate both the digital skills and the knowledge of Harrisburg […]

Digital History

Reflecting on the History of the Future

Three very informative and busy weeks later, our Digital History class is coming to a close. To wrap up the class, we put together a research project with the goal […]

GIS

Harrisburg University Maps out Harrisburg’s History

There’s a nice little public relations piece at the website […]

Digital History

Digital History- A Review

Digital History has a name that is really misrepresenting in a way. Digital History really has not been around that long so it really it does not have all that […]

Digital History

A Transformative Project

I never had a history class where I produced so much original work, at a decent quality so quickly. Maybe it is the nature of digital history. Maybe it was […]

City Beautiful

Looking Back on Digital History

So many people have asked me why in the world I chose to study history. Usually I just take it in stride, tell them that everyone is different, and move […]

Digital History

During this class, I have grown exponentially in my digital skills and digital awareness. Regarding skills, I have learned how to use Microsoft Access, ArcGIS, Story Maps, Microsoft Excel, Zotero, […]

Digital History

Projecting the Future of Digital History

In Cal Newport’s blog post on Digital Minimalism, he emphasizes the importance of limiting the amount of time you use online. One of his hacks is to, “be wary of […]

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Digital Harrisburg

Exploring the History, Society, and Culture of Harrisburg, PA

Remembering the Old Eighth Ward

I’ll miss you Harrisburg: My Final Post

Rethinking Harrisburg, the City Beautiful: Call for Contributions

Harrisburg and Redlining

Digital Harrisburg Spring 2018 Two-Month Review

Reflecting on Digital History: The Intersection of Past and Present

Reflecting on Digital History and Mary Sachs Research

From Archive to Online: Digitizing The City Beautful

The Month in Reflection

Reflecting on the History of the Future

Harrisburg University Maps out Harrisburg’s History

Digital History- A Review

A Transformative Project

Looking Back on Digital History

A Review of Digital History

Projecting the Future of Digital History