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All Aboard for Story Telling What Story Do You Have?

Join SAIL: Great Lakes-Great Libraries in Madison, Wisconsin, with marine science librarian Liz DeHart and other speakers to share unique content and stories from libraries, museums, and cultural institutions. Explore rich narratives and historic tales from various geographic locations, offering insights and memories for a fun learning experience.

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All Aboard for Story Telling What Story Do You Have?

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  1. All Aboard for Story Telling What Story Do You Have? SAIL: Great Lakes-Great Libraries Madison, Wisconsin May 16-19, 2017 Liz dehart Stem librarian for marine science

  2. Speakers • Liz DeHart – EgabragWocs andLaz Gaz • Elizabeth Winiarz – New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center • Joyce Shaw - Dopeia • Overview: Provide unique content, resources and stories pertaining to our institutions or region

  3. Abstract • Libraries, museums and cultural institutions have many interesting and historic stories to tell, especially stemming from their geographic locations. As librarians, we are fortunate to be surrounded by a wealth of information and archival history, from research labs to fishing villages, whether science-related or not. Each of these rich narratives are important memoirs, sharing some aspect of life experiences and sometimes in a fun way.

  4. EgabragWocs • WHAT??!! • 1st informal newsletter, short-lived (1989-1992) , continued by Lazarette Gazette • Brief informational read • Depended on staff contributions (e.g., daily news, research, lunch, recipes, etc.) • Served as means for sharing items of interest; more often in a fun way

  5. V. 1(1), 1989 • Introduction • egabrag_wocs1.1 1.pdf • 5 new MSI faculty? • egabrag_wocs1.1 3.pdf

  6. Flotsam and Jetsam • Announcing: F.I.S.H. – Friday Impromptu Social Hour – meet this Friday at 5:00 pm at Billy’s Place. Everybody welcome. • Note found in newsletter mailbox – “Did you see how Mr. John T. ran when the shrimp boat, The Rosa, shook the Pier Lab? • He can really go!” • MSI Gastronomic Gazette (meal tickets $3 each) • Anybody interested in purchasing small pieces of the Berlin Wall, should contact Eva TODAY! VISA, Mastercard accepted. Big volume discounts.

  7. Lazarette Gazette or Laz Gaz • Later edition, 1992-99, ending with v. 8, no. 1; • John Thompson, editor; also assistant director • Brief informational read • Depended mostly on staff contributions • Served as means for sharing items of interest and in a fun way

  8. Fun to be Had • V. 4(10), 1995 • Port Aransas character • V. 4(11), 1995 • Historical treatise on café • V. 4(14), 1995 • The rattlesnake door

  9. More Fun to be Had • V. 4(20), 1995 • Tony Amos rescues Aggie buoy • V. 5(3), 1996 • The Ph.Ds in the Tower • V. 7(1),1998 • MSI considers hovercraft purchase

  10. SUMMARY Digital project started in 2015 • Proposal submitted, approved • Created datafile, issues gathered & sent to Austin for processing • Metadata files created 1, 2 • Issues scanned, digitized and ingested Texas ScholarWorks(TSW) Project completed in 2016

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