Digitizing the Collection During 2002-2003, JJT, Inc., of Austin, Texas, scanned the Civil War negatives. They used an overhead MARC II digital camera to scan the 7,592 glass negatives (measuring in sizes ranging between 2-1/4 x 3-1/2" and 8 x 10 inches). The images were captured in grayscale at a spatial resolution of approximately 10,000 pixels on the long side and a tonal resolution...
OR
Related Resources at the Library of Congress Many rich resources relating to the Civil War exist in a variety of formats and locations at the Library of Congress. Selected holdings of the Prints and Photographs Division are highlighted below, as well as some of the resources (particularly online offerings) of other Library of Congress Divisions. Other institutions with strong Civil War holdings are also...
Explanation:
I sorry for my other answer this time i put answers that i hope help you I REALLY SORRY!!!!!!!!!! FORGIVE ME!!!!!!!!!!
The car changed American society in many ways. People had more freedom and more free time. And they were able to do more things in their leisure time. People living in urban areas could escape to the countryside.
