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Sections
- PlacesIslands, bays, points, lakes, roads and settlements.
- PeopleIslanders, keepers, mariners and visitors, with their notices.
- EventsDated happenings, from federal surveys to wrecks and drownings.
- ThemesThe archipelago's recurring subjects, written as essays.
- OrganizationsChurches, companies, boards, lodges and public bodies.
- VesselsShips and boats of the archipelago, and what became of them.
- StructuresLights, docks, churches, mills and other built things.
- FamiliesIsland families treated as units of record.
- Documents & sourcesMaps, treaties, reports and land records — largely survey and parcel entries.
Instruments
- SearchFull text across the encyclopedia and the OCR'd archive together.
- TimelineEvery dated event in the encyclopedia, decade by decade.
- AlmanacThe calendar: what the record places on each date of the year.
- AtlasPlates drawn from the archive's own data, free to download.
- MapEvery located place on the archipelago, joined to what is written about it.
- BibliographyEvery source held, where it came from, and how often it is cited.
- MediaCharts, maps, photographs and recordings, one citable page each.
- RecordsThe parish register, as Helen Collar transcribed it — not encyclopedia articles.
- RecentWhat was added and what changed, by the day it happened.
- TrailsEvery named route, and what kind of evidence puts it on the map.
- Photo huntWhat to photograph on the island, ranked by the archive and the surveys.
- VisitingMuseum days, the kitchens in town, and the boat's own calendar.
- About the archiveHow this archive is made, and the rules it works under.
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