Grant will help digitize Civil War-era wall markings on two Virginia homes, database to be kept at GMU

The “Off the Wall: Digital Preservation of Civil War Graffiti Houses” grant was one of only 40 of 205 eligible applications to the Humanities Collections and Reference Resources program of the National Endowment for the Humanities which received funding for the grant cycle.

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