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Digitization for Preservation and Access (DPA) Grants

The Digitization for Preservation and Access grant program was a statewide effort to digitize valuable and significant local and state-related information held in Michigan libraries and make such resources easily available via the Michigan eLibrary (MeL) . It was funded by a FY 2005 allocation to the Library of Michigan from the Michigan Legislature. Ten projects were granted funding. Further information on the projects can be found in the grant recipient list.

2005

Updated 06/01/2005


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