Elissa shares how she discovered much more about her great grandmother than she ever expected thanks to her preserved letters.
In October, we were able to digitize one diary from 1909 and transcribe two diaries.
In September, we were able to digitize three diaries: a 1944 diary by a mystery author, a 1936 New York diary by Ethel Smith, and a 1912 diary by Della Sears, a teenager in Fort Worth, Texas.
Read through three items from the American Diary Project collection. In August, we were able to digitize two diaries, one from the 1980s and one from the 1930s, plus an 1800s autograph book.
Claire reached out to the American Diary Project to donate her late mother’s diary to the collection. Here Claire shares what it was like losing her mother and finding her mother’s diary.
Read through two diaries from the American Diary Project collection. In July, we were able to digitize two diaries, one from the 1950s and one from the late 1800s.
Read through two diaries and an autograph book from the American Diary Project collection. In June we were able to digitize two diaries, one from the 1930s and one from the 1960s, plus an 1800s autograph book.
Read through two diaries from the American Diary Project collection. In May we were able to digitize two diaries, one from 1936 and one from 1948.
The American Diary Project is proud to offer diaries from our collection online for viewing. In April we were able to digitize four diaries from various decades, two of which contain text transcripts.
The American Diary Project is proud to offer diaries from our collection online for viewing. In March we were able to digitize three diaries from various decades.