October will be a big month for Wikimedia events in Edinburgh! In addition to the Ada
Lovelace Festival of Wikipedia workshop on 3 October and the Edinburgh Wikimeet on 27
October (
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup/Edinburgh_4), we are also hosting an
edit-a-thon on Early Photography in Scotland on 19 October.
The Edinburgh Calotype Club was the first photographic club in the world, and two albums
of their photographs are held by the National Library of Scotland and the Edinburgh City
Libraries, as well as many additional resources both primary and secondary. We warmly
invite anyone with an interest in the history of photography or photography in general to
help share the story of Edinburgh's contribution to the early development of
photography in the late 19th and early 20th centuries!
Details about the event can be found on the events page at
https://uk.wikimedia.org/wiki/Early_Photography_in_Scotland_Edit-a-thon; please share with
friends and colleagues in and around Edinburgh, Wikipedians and non-Wikipedians alike.
There will be a training workshop for new editors held before the edit-a-thon, and we will
provide lunch and refreshments for all participants.
Come join us for what I'm sure will be a brilliant event!
Ally Crockford
Wikimedian-In-Residence
National Library of Scotland
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Edinburgh EH1 1EW
Scotland, UK
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