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Local Digitization Grant is sponsored by Tennessee State Library and Archives (funded through National Historical Publications and Records Commission). This grant is open to any government entity that holds permanent, historically valuable archival collections.
Eligible uses include technology (hardware, software, peripherals for online digital collections), training (workshops/webinars on conservation or digitization), and vendor services for digitization or conservation work. There is no match requirement.
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Local Digitization Grant is funded by Tennessee State Library and Archives (funded through National Historical Publications and Records Commission). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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