Trove is visited by users over 50,000 times a day. Thanks to Commonwealth government funding, Trove Collaborative Services is offering a free trial to Australian galleries, archives, museums, and historical societies that would like to reach this vast audience and benefit from seeing their collection in a national context.

The Museum of East Anglian Life – Search for the Stars digitisation project and case study.

Health Museum of South Australia collection – eHive collection profile

Te Hikoi museum is cataloguing their entire collection in eHive with Project Ark. Our eHive team member helped catalogue a few items and shared some tips.

A collection of United States uniformed services visor cap devices. The collection is focused on variations of devices by different makers and areas of production.

Like many museums, the team found that after many years, management of the collection needed some attention. A lot of time and effort had been invested in these databases, but none were complete.

In December 2017 we announced the Project Ark: Digitising Southland’s heritage collections. We are happy to now release the Cataloguing Standards for Project Ark and eHive.