digitization of library/archival material by FamilySearch
I know that Familysearch has had, and continues to have
teams around the world digitizing collections of genealogical value from organizations like genealogcial societies, historical societies, libraries and more . . .
if a given organization was interested in having some of their items digitized - who would they contact? and is it usually free?
any page that summarizes this information?
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You might find this article helpful:
https://www.familysearch.org/en/library/donations
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This article is relevant. https://familytreemagazine.com/websites/familysearch/familysearch-digitize-records/
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Thats donations. . .
Im talking about an organization who really isnt donating anything per se -
but wants to have FamilySearch come in and do all the digitizing of a large collection. (with Familysearch's cameras and equipment)0 -
Thats a very nice summary . . .
but it appears, unless I am missing something - - totally absent as to who a person can contact or what steps to follow to "get the ball rolling" - in an actual request of digitization.0 -
You asked the same question 2 years ago.
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Here is a group that might help you.
FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries — FamilySearch Community
If you belong to a Genealogical group you may be able to become an Affiliate Library with FamilySearch and get help with digitizing.
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I could be wrong - but I dont think being an "affiliate library" really has anything to do with digitizing projects.
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Dennis/FamilyBible - the process was fully outlined the last time you asked.
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yes - I note that - thanks. It was very helpful.
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