Welcome to Rowe Family Scrapbooks!
To begin, we have created a video that includes information on our project process, as well as how to navigate and use the site. You may watch the video below.
Video Guide
Site Layout and Links
Our website is divided into two portions: “Genealogy” and “Scrapbook Scans.” These links are both accessible in the top menu bar.
Visit “Genealogy” to learn about the history and narratives of women in the Rowe family, including specific pages on Anne Wilson Rowe, her mother, Katherine Stoffregen Wilson and her aunt, Jeanette MacDonald Stoffregen, and her grandmother, Anne Gilmer Martin.
Visit “Scrapbook Scans” to browse high-quality galleries featuring photographs from scrapbooks belonging to Anne Wilson Rowe, Katherine Stoffregen Wilson, and Jeanette MacDonald Stoffregen. In this section, you may also learn about the history of scrapbooking in the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as our group’s project scanning process.
Additional Information
A number of individuals and organizations have supported us in making this page, all of whom are listed on our “Contributors” page. We have also consulted a number of resources in conducting research during our project. To view these resources, visit our “Citations” page.
Accessibility Features
If you would like to view our website in grayscale, inverted colors, or with adjusted font size, you can click our accessibility toolbar on the righthand side of the page.
Further, each page is equipped with a text-to-speech reader, captioned “Click Here to Listen.” By clicking these buttons, you will be able to hear the text of each page. These readers do not contain additional information.
If viewing on mobile, please click the “Navigation” link to at the top of the page to view content.
Contact
Thank you for visiting this site! If you have any questions related to the site, please feel free to contact us via email by clicking the link below:
rowescrapbooksfxbg@gmail.comYou can also click here to visit us on Instagram or here to visit our Twitter Bot, which tweets a new scan from the website every three hours.
