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State Archivist updates Board on digital conservation tied to Virginia 250 and Revolutionary War documents

Library Board of the Library of Virginia · June 22, 2026
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State Archivist Greg Crawford updated the Board on digital conservation projects associated with Virginia 250 and conservation efforts for Revolutionary War documents, including work related to the commission that investigated the burning of Norfolk, Virginia.

State Archivist Greg Crawford briefed the Board on ongoing digital conservation projects connected to the Virginia 250 commemoration and on conservation work for Revolutionary War–era documents. Crawford noted efforts include both preservation and digital-access components to ensure long-term access to historically significant records.

The update also referenced conservation efforts for documents associated with the commission that investigated the burning of Norfolk, Virginia. The Board received the report during the Collections & Archives Committee update and had an opportunity for brief questions and clarifications.