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Wilderstein Historic Site’s New Virtual Experience, Projects

February 22, 2022 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

WildersteinWilderstein has announced the launch of a new interactive timeline, as well as “Wilderstein Digital Products & Experiences,” a talk by Craig St. Clair, Wilderstein board member and curatorial committee chair, on Thursday, February 24th.

The interactive timeline looks at the history of the Suckley family, the development of the estate’s buildings and landscape, and the life Wilderstein’s most famous resident Margaret (Daisy) Suckley. Each milestone in the timeline is illustrated with materials from the site’s archival collections.

This timeline can be found on the Wilderstein website.

The February 24th lecture will begin at 10 am and will introduce Wilderstein’s digital catalog and archival collections, with particular emphasis on the making of the new interactive timeline and how the digital catalog will be used to create more virtual experiences in the future. Registration is required and can be completed online.

Photo of Wilderstein Historic Site provided.

 

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