The new Bartlett Historical Society site has all the basics of "who, what, when and where".   It makes ample use of text and search functions.  You type in what you are looking for, and it will usually find something relevant but not at the level of detail you might want. That's a major departure from Dave's method of wrapping the stories around pictures in a book-like arrangement.   

 

You will find content at the new site about the museum, the directors and what the next public presentation will be.  The new site copied most of the historic articles and research created and edited by Dave directly from this web site, but they don't present it in the same way. Many of my topics did not get included at all or are difficult to find in their original format. And that's part of why Dave's version is being saved separately under its own headline. 

 

You will find both the new site and this site useful in their unique methods of presenting information.  This old site tends to be "busier", it has an old-fashioned index, ample menu choices and items presented as articles rather than tucked into a search box.  The new BHS site is perfect if you want basic details about a person i.e. birth, death, etc.  However, looking up a specific topic is not always easy.  The new site is excellent if you are at the museum, or planning a visit and want to look at the actual physical item.  You can find the exact envelope, folder or box where the item is located but often not the details or pictures of it.