The document discusses various initiatives and collaborations in virtual world preservation, showcasing examples like the first virtual world library recognized by the Library of Congress and the Frank Lloyd Wright virtual museum. It highlights the importance of archival practice in a digital context, referencing archival materials from various institutions across the globe. The document features contributions from notable organizations, including NASA and the National Film and Sound Archive in Australia.

1. Preservation in the Virtual World Presented by Shannon Bohle (Archivist Llewellyn) ACRL in SL 12-9-09 ARCHIVAL THEORY & PRACTICE

2. NASA CoLab - United States - First Virtual World Library or Archive Recognized by the Library of Congress

3. Nobel Prize Foundation - Stockholm, Sweden - Archival Reference

4. Hollinger Boxes & Finding Guides Stanford & NASA CoLab

5. Frank Lloyd Wright Virtual Museum - United States - Personal Papers and Correspondence

7. Photographs

8. Audio & Video National Film and Sound Archive - Australia -

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10. Brabant Historical Information Centre - Netherlands - The map of Willemstad http://www.footnote.com/page/2032_the_map_of_willemstad/

12. Archives Land Archivists of Second Life Group

13. Archives are for Use King Tut’s Tomb - Egypt - Darwin 200 - Cambridge, UK - MIT / Adler Planetarium - United States -