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| '''The''Voice'''''
| | Index to the ''Voice'' on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents |
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| From its inception in October 1979 the ''Voice of the Residents'' has been the chronicler of life at Broadmead. It is the principal source of how the resident community at Broadmead views itself and of what engages their interests and attention.
| | To find specific information, please use the "Search text contents" option on the site. |
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| Archives Committee Member Jai Dixon has prepared a complete digital archive of the ''Voice'' and placed it on https://archive.org.
| | '''The ''Voice''''' |
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| The use of Archive.org is a work in progress. All issues are organized by volume number. Once you click on the volume covering the period you want, you can search within each issue, but not across a volume. We have not yet achieved full text searching but hope to accomplish that by the summer of 2026.
| | From its inception in October 1979 the ''Voice of the Residents'' has been the chronicler of life at Broadmead. It is the principal source of how the resident community at Broadmead views itself and of what engages their interests and attention. |
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| To view all issues of the Voice on Archive.org use this url:
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| https://archive.org/search?query=Quaker13801&sort=-addeddate
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| Just click on the volume you want that contains the issue you are looking for. For example:
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| https://archive.org/details/2024-09-01-voice-vol-046-no-001/2024_09_01_voice_vol_046_no_001/
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| Then select an issue and use the left-hand search (not the search at the top of the page). Example:
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| https://archive.org/details/2024-09-01-voice-vol-046-no-001/2025_02_01_voice_vol_046_no_006/page/8/mode/2up?q=Appling
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| Bound paper copies of the ''Voice'' are available in the Broadmead Library, in Broadmead Resident Archives storage and in the ''Voice'' office.
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| Jai Dixon's process for creating the archive of the ''Voice'' to which he has now added uploading the searchable copies of the Voice to https://archive.org:
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| [[File:Dixon voice.jpg|alt=Jai Dixon's process of creating the digital Archive of the Voice|center|thumb|900x900px]]
| | Archives Committee Member Jai Dixon has prepared a complete digital archive of the ''Voice'' and placed it on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents. |
Latest revision as of 14:27, 27 March 2026
Broadmead Residents Association Collections: BRAC0001
Index to the Voice on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents
To find specific information, please use the "Search text contents" option on the site.
The Voice
From its inception in October 1979 the Voice of the Residents has been the chronicler of life at Broadmead. It is the principal source of how the resident community at Broadmead views itself and of what engages their interests and attention.
Archives Committee Member Jai Dixon has prepared a complete digital archive of the Voice and placed it on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents.
