Federal grant · project grant (b)
Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association Will Update Its Website, American Centuries: View From New England. the Site Offers More Than 2,000 Interpreted Items From the Museum's Collections, Along With Lessons, Exhibits, and Engaging Interactives for Students, Educators, and the General Public. Originally Created More Than 20 Years Ago, the Website Is at Risk of Collapse Due to Archaic Software. the Museum Will Work With Educators to Co-design the New Site, Which Will Be Updated Using Modern Technology and Mobile-friendly Design. as Requested by Educators, They Plan to Add New Content, Including That Focusing on African American and Indigenous Peoples.
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$193,572
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