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Mary Grace Kosta's Collection

Collected by: iSchool at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

Archived since: Jul, 2019

Description:

This series contains websites and social media platforms created by the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada.

Subject:   Blogs & Social Media,  Sisters of Saint Joseph,  Blogs,  Social media,  Web sites -- Ontario -- Pembroke,  Web sites -- Ontario -- Peterborough,  Web sites -- Ontario -- Hamilton,  Web sites -- Ontario -- London

Creator:   Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada

Format:   Social media,  Corporate website

Date:   Crawled beginning on July 27, 2019, with last crawl on August 9, 2019

Rights:   The copyright status of this material is not known. Users are responsible for determining whether or not the material may be reused for publication.

Language:   eng

Collector:   The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada Archives

Relation:   This series is comprised of websites published by the organization, including external platforms used by the congregation. These include Twitter, Facebook, Omeka, History Pin, Flickr, and Archeion. Each website and social media platform are a subseries within the website series.

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URL: https://csjarchives.omeka.net/

Description: This website is the Omeka site used by the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada Archives to host an online exhibit about Sister Callistus Arnsby, including her life as a vowed woman religious, her heroism during the sinking of the Andrea Doria passenger ship, and her career as a musician, teacher, and principal of St. Joseph’s School of Music in London, Ontario, Canada. The website was created and published by the archives from analogue materials within the archival holdings. The website is organized into 13 items, one collection, and one exhibit. Each item contains Dublin Core metatadata, and subject access points. The site is searchable by associated metadata. The website contains oral history audiocassette recordings of Sister Callistus recalling the Andrea Doria tragedy as well as the origin of St Joseph’s School of Music. There are also audiocassette recordings of Sister Callistus playing the piano and the organ. In addition, there are photographs of Sister Callistus and the Andrea Doria ship. Finally, the website contains a biography of Sister Callistus, and summaries of her time on the Andrea Doria as well as her time at the music school. This website was captured by the congregational archives, and no further content updates are anticipated.

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Subject:   Social media--Ontario--London,  Sisters of Saint Joseph,  Andrea Doria (Steamship)

Language:   eng

Format:   Social media

Date:   Date of first crawl: July 27, 2019

Rights:   The copyright status of this material is not known. Users are responsible for determining whether or not the material may be reused for publication.

Source of description:   Description is based on archived website captured on July 27, 2019; title from home page (viewed August 11, 2019).

Extent:   1 archived website

URL:   https://csjarchives.omeka.net/,  https://wayback.archive-it.org/12455-test/20190727014210/https://csjarchives.omeka.net/

Relation:   The website is part of a series comprised of websites published by the organization, including external platforms used by the congregation. These include Twitter, Facebook, Omeka, History Pin, Flickr, and Archeion. Each website and social media platform are a subseries within the website series.

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