Laura Clay and group marching for the Madison, Fayette, and Franklin Kentucky Equal Rights Association, at Democratic National Convention in St. Louis, [n.d.] St. Louis, MO »
An illuminated manuscript page from The Book of Hours, dated 1514 »
Indian women playing game of plum stones. This is a print by the artist and military officer Seth Eastman, who was stationed in Minnesota before statehood »
Bandanna printed in red overall with left portrait legend “PRESIDENT/GROVER CLEVELAND” and right portrait legend “VICE PRESIDENT/THOMAS A. HENDRICKS” »
Benjamin Sewall Blake jumping, ca. 1888. Francis Blake, photographer »

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The DPLA is a platform. Developers make apps that use the library’s data in many different ways. Here are just a few. App Library »

Library Observatory

metaLAB (at) Harvard

Library Observatory recognizes a unique opportunity the emergence of the DPLA represents: both to imagine new ways of interacting with cultural and scientific resources and to reflect on what collections of such materials mean, what stories they tell.

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StackLife

Harvard Library Innovation Lab

StackLife demonstrates one way a group independent of the Digital Public Library of America can create its own way of browsing its collection, using the information made openly available by the DPLA.