Collection Databases
Interactive Web sites and media installations backed by powerful databases allow for unsolicited discoveries where users engage in deep, intuitive online investigations. Second Story has taken the library science model of retrieval and enhanced it with a dose of serendipity. These projects often provide unmediated access to visually rich resources where personalization features empower users to comment, collect, organize, exhibit and share.
01Mickey Merchandise02Walt’s Awards03Vogel 50x5004Music Genres Table05Digital Vaults06Monticello Explorer07Arago: People, Postage and the Post08AIGA Design Archives09Theban Mapping Project10Oregon TimeWeb11myLOC12IQSC Collection Explorer13Thomas Jefferson’s Library Book Explorer14Library of Congress Bible Collection15Faces of Gettysburg16Alaska Native Collections: Sharing Knowledge17America on the Move18Changing the Face of Medicine Digital Portrait Gallery19ARTscape20September 11: Bearing Witness to History21A More Perfect Union: Japanese Americans & the U.S. Constitution22Taken on the Road: American Mile Markers