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Merging Websites in Clay County

by David Grabitske on August 9, 2010 · No Comments · in Information Technology, Marketing, Museum Store

Our website was launched in May 2010. The website took over a year to design and create. Meghan Lannan, student at Minnesota State University Moorhead, created and designed the website for free. I began my position with the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County in January 2010, so I entered during the tail end of [...]

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New Website for Edina Historical Society

by David Grabitske on April 15, 2010 · 5 Comments · in Fundraising, Information Technology, Marketing, Museum Store

About a year ago, I sat at a Minnesota Historical Society workshop in Northfield to learn about web design standards from Shana Crosson, trying to create a website for our little city historical society with little time, almost no money and no web design skills.   It took almost a year, but we finally launched [...]

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Website Redesign Using WordPress as CMS

by Mary Warner on August 6, 2009 · 2 Comments · in Advice, Blog, Information Technology

David Grabitske asked me to post about our new website (http://www.morrisoncountyhistory.org) and the reasoning behind how I chose to assemble it the way I did. First, a bit of history. The Morrison County Historical Society first went online with a website in 2002. I had learned enough html to build the text portion of each [...]

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