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CONTENTdm 代表性館藏:2009 年 10 月
全球組織正使用 CONTENTdm® 數位館藏管理軟體」建立數千個優良的數位館藏,並讓使用者能夠很容易存取其獨有的館藏。
這個月 OCLC 網站將推出四個 CONTENTdm Collection of Collections 的館藏。十月份推出的館藏有 與 Milwaukee Waterways; U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service National Digital Library; Cuban Photograph Collections 與 Early Advertising of the West, 1867-1918.
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Milwaukee Waterways
Milwaukee Public Library
Milwaukee Waterways illustrates the role Lake Michigan and Milwaukee's rivers have played in the history of Milwaukee. Pictures of the harbor and ships from around the world loading and unloading materials show the variety of materials that have passed through the Port over time. Other pictures illustrate the role the rivers played in the commercial development of the city. Aerial views of the harbor and rivers and lakefront show the changing uses of the water and land. The photographs are from three collections contributed by the Port of Milwaukee, the Milwaukee Public Library, and the Wisconsin Marine Historical Society.
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FWS National Digital Library
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's National Digital Library is a searchable collection of selected still images, publications, historical artifacts, audio, and video clips that are in the public domain. Topics covered include fisheries, plants, wildlife management, endangered species, wildlife refuges, habitat restoration, migratory birds, environmental sciences, recreation, training and outreach, hunting, water conservation, and more.
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Cuban Photograph Collections
University of Miami
The Cuban Photograph Collections include over 5,000 photographs which span a wide range of historical topics related to Cuba and the Cuban Diaspora. Highlights include historical images from the War of Independence against Spain (1895-1898), and photochroms important to the history of photography taken in Cuba at the end of the Spanish-American War by renowned American photographer William Jackson.
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Early Advertising of the West, 1867-1918
University of Washington Libraries
This collection contains over 450 print advertisements published in local magazines, city directories, and theater pamphlets from 1867 to 1918. These advertisements were selected and digitized in order to help researchers and students examine social, cultural and economic trends during this period. The collection is categorized into thematic groups and features advertisements about health care and hygiene products, liquor, tobacco, machinery, manufacturing, transportation, fashion, food and household goods and local tourism.
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(2009 10 07)
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