2008

• March: What Do Archaeologists Do??? a new module available from the Teaching Virginia Archaeology page of the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, created by Stories Past
• The Virginia Department of Historic Resources has contracted with Stories Past to create a web module showcasing Native American projectile points and lithics
• The Tennessee Association of Museums conference is in Jackson. Please stop by our table and say hello (we have candy!)
• Stories Past is pleased to announce we will be creating two new modules for the Project Archaeology Shelter series. One will be based around a Plankhouse, the other a rock shelter. Contact Projecy Archaeology for more information
• February: Executive Mansion Explore module goes live. Visit the Virginia Executive Mansion learn the secrets of the house.
• Stories Past is pleased to announce it will be working with St Mary's City to create an installation and web module based around building a home.
• The Archaeological Society of Virginia web site has been redesigned by Stories Past.
• January: The Virginia Executive Mansion now has a new web site, courtesy of Stories Past. Please visit and learn about the oldest Governor's Mansion in America
• Mark Freeman of Stories Past gave a paper at the Society for Historical Archaeology conference titled: People, Place, Perspective and Period: A Phenomenological Approach to Interpretation on the Web. Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth at the SHA conference.

2007

• December: Stories Past is working with Rediscovery Software on online exhibits (see December 2007 newsletter). This also means that Stories Past now supports GSA purchasing.
• The Children's Museum of Oak Ridge has contracted with Stories Past to create a educational installation focusing on Work and Crafts at an Appalachian cabin. The module will be available at the museum later in 2008.
• November: An exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Natural History will soon be available on-line. Three cultures, Three Peoples will appear on the VMNH web site early in 2008, courtesy of Stories Past.
• October: The Ohef Sholom Temple in Norfolk Virginia celebrated their one hundred and fiftieth anniversary with an exhibit, prepared by Stories Past. The on-line exhibit integrates text and images with the Virginia SOLs.
• September. Stories Past will be attending the AASLH conference in Atlanta. Please stop by and say hello!
• July. Stories Past is pleased to announce it will be creating a web site and interactive module for the Virginia's Governor's mansion.
• A module for the Southwest Virginia Museum based on the life on C. Bascom Slemp will be available soon on site. A further module will follow on Appalachian coal towns.
• May: The Slave Cabin site for Project Archaeology is completed, contact Project Archaeology for more information.
• April. Our new interactive module showcasing the landscape at Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest is now available as an installation and on the web at Poplar Forest.
• Stories Past is proud to announce that we have reached a co-operative agreement with Fournotes.co.uk FourNotes will be handling all our future audio requirements.
• March. Please look for us at the VAM conference in Williamsburg, VA (March 10-13) and TAM, Murfreesboro, TN on March 21-23
• January: Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth at the SHA conference.
• Lynchburg's Old City Cemetery graves database goes live, allowing access to thousands of historical grave records records.