CVL Collections: 2023 in Review
Since 2016, the CVL Collections program has been helping organizations in Colorado (and now Wyoming!)…
Are you looking for a way to share digital collections like yearbooks, photos, and oral history recordings online? The CVL Collections program can help you create and maintain a content management system (CMS) to store digital versions of the items in your collections and make them easy to find online. Additionally, CVL Collections facilitates participation in the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) via the Plains to Peaks Collective (PPC), which helps libraries, archives, and museums share unique digital collections with a wider audience.
This page features news about the CVL Collections program and participants. To learn more about CVL Collections, and how your institution can participate, visit cvlcollections.org, or contact Amy Hitchner at ahitchner@coloradovirtuallibrary.org.
Since 2016, the CVL Collections program has been helping organizations in Colorado (and now Wyoming!)…
Arvada Begins The town of Arvada began as many Colorado towns did, in response to…
In 1847, the first group of Mormon pioneers, led by Brigham Young, settled in Salt…
Elbert County, named for Governor of the Territory of Colorado Samuel Hitt Elbert, was created…
“Situated at the foot of the rockies, Thornton will rise majestically on the heights overlooking…
The Park County Local History Archive (PCLHA) represents one of the most valuable rural community…
Originally the North Campus of the Denver Community College system, which was created in 1967…
For a lot of Coloradans, Clear Creek County is a place that you spend a…
If you haven’t spent time exploring the southwestern part of our state, you may not…
The Colorado State Library is pleased to announce the launch of the CVL Collections program….
A small town with a long history is a community with stories to tell; stories…