Imaging Clients
Crowley Micrographics is a 25 year old company and a division of The Crowley Company that provides leading-edge document conversion and reformatting solutions to libraries, archives, local government agencies and commercial clients. Crowley Micrographics' conversion services include archival preservation microfilming, digital document imaging, document and image reformatting, microfilm and microfiche digitizing and the sales and support of hardware and software solutions for advanced document conversion requirements.
Our document and image conversion services include:
- Archival Preservation Microfilming Services
- Microfilm and Microfiche Digital Scanning
- Bound Book Scanning - color, bitonal & grayscale
- Large Format Scanning - newspapers, maps & charts
- Aperture Card Scanning - A through E
- Photographic Media Digitizing – reflective photo prints and art, filmstrips, plates, slides, color and B&W negatives and color transparencies
- Microfilm Duplication
- Archive Writing (film output from digital) to 16mm, 35mm, bitonal,
color, and grayscale.
- Data Field Indexing
Customers
HebrewBooks.org
 Hebrewbooks.org was founded in order to preserve old American Hebrew books that are out of print and/or circulation. Hebrewbooks.org chose Crowley to create digital versions of their collection for preservation and accessibility. Read more…
SmallTownPapers, Inc.
 SmallTownPapers digitally scans current and archived newspapers and then provides online access for keyword search and browse so newspapers can be viewed as originally printed. Crowley provides non-destructive bound book archive scanning services to help convert these archives to a searchable digital resource. Read more…
Daughters of the American Revolution
 The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), founded in 1890, is a volunteer women's service organization dedicated to keeping America strong by promoting patriotism, preserving U.S. history and supporting education programs. Over 800,000 applications for membership have been submitted to DAR since the organization began - the majority of them handwritten. Working closely with Crowley, DAR defined the right approach to preservation of their applications and developed a plan to create a set of digital images and microfiche for each one. Read more…
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