Mission Statement: Kent Memorial Library is fortunate to house a number of
primary sources that give an intimate glimpse to the past. The
intent of this digital library is to digitize the material that is of interest
and is still in good enough condition to handle safely. The focus for the
short term will be on diaries, daybooks, and account books.
Collection Policy: The primary source material that is used for this
digital library is in varying stages of condition, from good to very fragile.
The material that has been digitized so far, are copies of original diaries.
The King and Leavitt diaries have been transcribed by unnamed individuals.
All three diaries have more pages that will be added to this site.
Originals contained here are housed at the Kent Memorial Library.
Notes on use: The pages contained within have been saved as gif
images. Every effort has been made to generate images that were legible,
but also compressed enough to load relatively quickly. For more ease of
use, there are full size images as well as thumbnails, the information contained
is the same.
Keywords have been included for every page. Place names and names of
individuals make up the bulk of the keywords. Every effort has been
made to provide navigation throughout the library. In the absence of
navigation aides, use your browser's back arrow. The search function is
from a service outside of this library. The search results
will appear in the main section of the library's initial page. When
finished with searching, click Home, on the navigation frame to return to the
start of the digital library. A
simplified Dublin Core template has been used. The intent for this library
is that content will be added of a similar nature to what is here, but as work
progresses, photographs, letters and account books will be included.
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