Chronicling Resistance
Explore the story of women's activism through documents & images
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Bibliotheca Philadelphiensis is the online home for documentation and progress reports on PACSCL’s medieval manuscript digitization project. BiblioPhilly (our nickname for the project) includes high-resolution images of more than 160,000 pages of European medieval and early modern codices — virtually all of the medieval holdings of PACSCL member libraries.
Born out of the conviction that the extraordinary collections of Philadelphia area libraries deserved greater visibility and broader support, sixteen institutions came together in 1985 to create PACSCL as an informal cooperative group. Incorporated in 1993, PACSCL’s 35 member institutions work to tell the stories of Philadelphia, its institutions, and its people.
Chronicling Resistance
Explore the story of women's activism through documents & images
Dot Porter Digital - Development in production