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Thursday, 16th November 2006

Databases: New Online Web Archives Using the IA's Archive-It Service

New Online Web Archives Using the Internet Archive "Archive-It" Service

+ Nebraska State Historical Society

The Nebraska State Historical Society was founded in 1878, a scant decade after Nebraska was admitted to the Union. Its 119 years have been marked by five distinct eras: Emergence (1878-1900), Growth (1901-1916), Outreach (1917-1943), Modernization and Expansion (1943-1985), and Reorganization and Focus (1985 to Present).

+ Tennessee State Government
++ Dept. Of Children's Services
Electronic Web Information from Dept. of Children's Services
++ Governor Bredesen
++ General Assembly
++ Judicial
Agencies under the Judicial branch of State Government

Here are a few additional (the list continues to grow) archives using Archive-It that we noticed today:

+ Minnesota Historical Society
Selected Minnesota State Government

Minnesota state government web sites selected by the Minnesota Historical Society (Collections Department, State Archives) as part of ArchiveIt pilot project, 2005.

+ Virginia Statewide Election Campaign Websites
This collection was created to capture the websites of candidates for the Virginia race for U.S. Senate 2006 November. Included are the websites for George Allen (Republican Party), Gail Parker (Independent Green Party), and Jim Webb (Democratic Party). The websites were crawled daily throughout the last three weeks of the election.

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