| We the People of Tennessee: Telling Our Stories Digitally
To develop a model for a relational database available on the Internet for community history projects being done in the three-county rural Tennessee Overhill and Nashville's more urban Rutledge Hill neighborhood.
“We the People of Tennessee: Telling our Stories Digitally” will create a model for making the results of local history projects accessible through the World Wide Web. The project will involve an urban neighborhood and three-county rural area, but the technology of the two projects and the final product will be the same: an internet-accessible database containing files for data and narratives about places, people, organizations, art and artifacts, and historical events and groups of events, all related to each other, and tied to a map through Geographical Information Systems.
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Project fields:
U.S. History
Program:
Grants for State Humanities Councils
Division:
Federal/State Partnership
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Totals (outright + match):
$70,270 (approved)
$70,270 (awarded)
Grant period:
9/1/2004 – 3/31/2007
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