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Unique historical primary source (1927–1945 USFS diaries), well-scanned and searchable, no paywall.
Historians, genealogists, California forest/environmental researchers, local history enthusiasts
Internet Archive · Library of Congress digital collections · Stanford History Project
This is one of those projects I've sat on for years, but with Claude and Mistral helping with the handwriting recognition, and even helping me write a custom scanning app that would auto scan each page and put it into a database as I assembled everything.
As far as I know, this is the only US Forestry Diary that has been fully scanned in and published. I understand that there are other diaries in some collections, but none have been scanned in. I hope this helps somebody. Please let me know if it does.
This is the sort of project Claude and AI can help with - A personal project that sits on the shelf forever, but now a reasonable project that can be published in my spare time. I'm not trying to earn money on this, but just improving our knowledge and history just a little bit.
Niche dashboard for Claude Code updates when GitHub releases already exist.
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