
ALT Mississippi Digital Library Cultural Heritage Digitization Award We cordially invite you to apply for the CHDA! What is the CHDA? The Cultural Heritage Digitization Award (CHDA) is offered annually by the Mississippi Digital Library (MDL), in conjunction with partners across the state. Who can Apply? Any cultural heritage institution in the state that does not have the means to digitize their collections. (MDL Board institutions are ineligible) What does the CHDA Provide? Digitization Services by MDL staff Customized training by state experts MDL Partnership and a Hosted Digital Collection

ALT Mississippi Digital Library Cultural Heritage Digitization Award We cordially invite you to apply for the CHDA! What is the CHDA? The Cultural Heritage Digitization Award (CHDA) is offered annually by the Mississippi Digital Library (MDL), in conjunction with partners across the state. Who can Apply? Any cultural heritage institution in the state that does not have the means to digitize their collections. (MDL Board institutions are ineligible) What does the CHDA Provide? Digitization Services by MDL staff Customized training by state experts MDL Partnership and a Hosted Digital Collection Deadline to apply is December 1st!

ALT Mississippi Digital Library Cultural Heritage Digitization Award We cordially invite you to apply for the CHDA! What is the CHDA? The Cultural Heritage Digitization Award (CHDA) is offered annually by the Mississippi Digital Library (MDL), in conjunction with partners across the state. Who can Apply? Any cultural heritage institution in the state that does not have the means to digitize their collections. (MDL Board institutions are ineligible) What does the CHDA Provide? Digitization Services by MDL staff Customized training by state experts MDL Partnership and a Hosted Digital Collection Deadline to apply is December 1st! VR code for link to CHDA page

ALT From the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum Vera Anderson McDonald Collection. Black and white photograph of Edna Slocum turning on an ARC Welder machine during the Second Women's National Welding Championship at Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation on January 29, 1944. Slocum is faced toward the camera, holding a welder's helmet in her left arm. "Spencer Beebe / Moss Point, Miss." stamped on back.

![From the Carnegie Public Library of Clarksdale & Coahoma County Photographs Collection. Photograph of store in the background of a scene which appears to be an [automobile accident?] or an automobile junk yard. Automobiles and a truck of the era are shown in image.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVKL6mbXIAARZ-u.jpg?name=small&format=webp)















