The Digital Atlas of England Foundation: About

About the Foundation
The Digital Atlas of England Foundation is a privately funded not-for-profit project established in November 2006 to undertake the photographic documentation of England's architectural and artistic heritage using digital techniques. The Foundation is managed by a board of trustees. The Project Director is Mr C B Newham BSc. Thanks to a generous donation of photographs, our current archive includes over 200,000 digital images covering nearly one third of England's villages and towns. The archive is particularly rich in ecclesiastical images. Our aim is to complete the country within the next ten to fifteen years. The entire collection of over 700,000 digital images will then be made available to the public and researchers.
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About the Foundation

The Digital Atlas of England Foundation is a privately funded not-for-profit project established in November 2006 to undertake the photographic documentation of England's architectural and artistic heritage using digital techniques. The Foundation is managed by a board of trustees. The Project Director is Mr C B Newham BSc.

Thanks to a generous donation of photographs, our current archive includes over 200,000 digital images covering nearly one third of England's villages and towns. The archive is particularly rich in ecclesiastical images. Our aim is to complete the country within the next ten to fifteen years. The entire collection of over 700,000 digital images will then be made available to the public and researchers.

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