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Commission advances WHISP and plans virtual Quaker History exhibit
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Commissioner Karl Niederer reported work to expand a virtual Quaker History exhibit with collaborator David Dutko and said Jeffrey Marshall agreed to serve as an advisor to the Wrightstown Historical Information Scanning Project (WHISP); volunteers will demonstrate progress after the meeting.
Commissioner Karl Niederer reported he will work with David Dutko to build an expanded virtual display of items from the Quakers in Wrightstown exhibition for the township website. The commission identified the Quaker History exhibit and WHISP as priorities for improving public access to local historical materials.
Karl also reported that volunteer Jeffrey Marshall has agreed to serve as an advisor to WHISP to help make the project's products more useful to researchers. The minutes record that commissioners planned to join WHISP volunteer Lisa Loeffler Fee at her workstation after adjournment so she could demonstrate progress and challenges.
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