Local History Atlas
Interactive, map-based portals that connect communities to their local heritage. Georeferenced historical photographs, documents, and stories - layered on modern or period maps.
Affordable, thoughtful technology for small to medium museums, archives, and historical societies - with grant assistance to make it possible.
Small organizations hold irreplaceable community memory. Digital tools should make that memory more accessible - not harder to steward.
An interactive, map-based portal connecting communities to their local heritage. Browse georeferenced historical photographs, documents, and stories layered on modern and period maps - built for the communities of Southwestern Ontario and beyond.
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From digitizing a card catalogue to building a full regional history atlas, every engagement is sized to your budget and guided by genuine expertise in heritage collections.
Interactive, map-based portals that connect communities to their local heritage. Georeferenced historical photographs, documents, and stories - layered on modern or period maps.
Hosting, management, theme design, and plugin development for AtoM, Omeka, CollectionBuilder, Tainacan (WordPress), and more. Your collections - properly described, beautifully presented.
Tailored tools purpose-built for heritage organizations. If the off-the-shelf solution doesn't fit your workflow or your community's needs, we build something that does.
Move your collections forward without losing the past. We carefully migrate records from legacy systems to modern platforms, preserving structure, relationships, and metadata integrity.
Fast, accessible, SEO-optimised web presences for your organization - built on WordPress or on a modern Sanity CMS stack for maximum performance and ease of editing.
Limited budgets shouldn't limit your digital ambitions. We work with eligible heritage organizations to identify and apply for federal, provincial, and foundation grants to fund your projects.
Not sure which service fits your needs?
Let's figure it out together →Many heritage organizations are eligible for federal, provincial, and foundation grants to fund digital projects. I actively work with clients to identify opportunities and prepare applications - so we can build what your community deserves.
Talk About GrantsAs a board member of both the Bayfield Historical Society and the Huron County Historical Society, I work alongside the same kinds of volunteer-run organizations I serve professionally. That means I understand the real constraints - and the genuine passion - behind every heritage project.
Southwestern Ontario is my home, and the communities along Lake Huron's eastern shore are close to my heart. But the work extends across Canada to any organization committed to making their collections accessible.
Whether you're starting a digitization project, migrating a legacy system, or simply wondering what's possible - let's have a conversation.