November 20, 2008 by Peter | 2 Comments
It’s amazing what a plane can go through and still keep flying. This morning I was looking through some photos on the site and came into a section of photos taken in England of planes that had been damaged on … Continue reading
July 21, 2008 by Blake Scarbrough | 1 Comment
The FBI files, one of the original titles we launched with on Footnote back in January 2007, include tales of espionage during World War I, case files for German aliens who were politically suspect, records pertaining to Mexican neutrality, and … Continue reading
July 4, 2008 by Blake Scarbrough | 1 Comment
We would like to wish you a happy Independence Day from the Footnote Team! We recognize our ancestor’s sacrifice for this country and we are grateful that we have so many of these historic documents that made this day possible. … Continue reading
February 18, 2008 by Chris Willis | Comments Off
Photo: Chris Willis, 2007 Lincoln Assassination Papers Gettysburg Address Letters of George Washington Gen. Washington accepts the job as Commander – but with some reservations Truman approves dropping of Atomic Bomb
February 3, 2008 by Chris Willis | 3 Comments
We are happy to be able to open free access to more than 1 million images and documents from The National Archives and others. Here’s an example of a diagram found in the WWII Japanese Air Targets Analyses (WWII) documents… … Continue reading
August 17, 2007 by Peter | Comments Off
You may have noticed that on the new Title Information Pages we try to include at least a couple of sample images to give people a better idea of what they’ll find in each title. You’ll see these images in … Continue reading
August 14, 2007 by Justin | Comments Off
We just wanted to remind everyone that some of the Footnote team will be in Ft. Wayne, Indiana this week for the FGS Conference. We will have our booth set up next to Dick Eastman and the laptop lounge. So, … Continue reading
