Hello<br><br>Does anyone have an example of a community/public history website? I&#39;m project managing a specific local history project -Seething Wells water filter beds in Surbiton. The site does not have public access, so the website will become the main way people interact with our work. It will tell the story, make the research available and even become a resource for learning and research. <br>
<br>I&#39;d like to see some other examples.<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Howard<br><br>Howard Benge<br>Museum and Heritage Consultant<br>
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