Website Albums; Archive Info.

The Webster Digital Archive is still growing, but it already contains thousands of photos, the older history books, and many Town of Webster records.

Follow the links below to see items in the Archive on Google Drive.  The top level folder is Artifacts.  Most files contain metadata that add context to the photo, but you will need to download the file to a PC to view the metadata. The books are in PDF format, and the larger ones in particular may have to be downloaded to be viewed.

You should be able to view anything in the top level Artifacts folder and all its sub-folders.   If you have problems, please use the Contact Us form on this website.

Note Well!  Copyright information:

Any and all photographs found on this website and the associated Google Drive may be subject to copyright and may not be used for commercial purposes.


Would you like to make contributions to the archive, or help scan photos in the Society collection?  Please use the Contact Us form to let us know.

Photographs and Diaries  Do you have old photographs or diaries about Webster?

The Society is primarily interested in photos at least 30 years old, but may accept any photos of Webster people, places or events.  (We retain the right to refuse to accept or scan your items.)  The Historical Society will scan them, preserve them in our digital archive, and share them on our website. You will retain the copyright to them, and your original photos will be returned to you along with a USB-drive of your photos.

Click on each picture in an album to see a larger version…or view them  in a slide show.  Be sure to click on the “i” (information) icon to see more information. If you would like a copy of any particular picture, contact the Society.

Photo Albums on this website (though this may change as the Digital Archive grows):

Meeting House
Bridges
Houses 
Mast Wheels
Couch Photography
1936 Flood
Davisville, NH
Sanborn-Mullins

Resources:

Nomenclature Online  for Museum Cataloging by AASLH

Digital Preservation Handbook 2nd Edition,
http://handbook.dpconline.org/, Digital Preservation Coalition © 2015

New Hampshire History Network