Lisa Labovitch

History Specialist at Everett Public Library | Everett, Washington, United States

About Lisa Labovitch

As the History Specialist at Everett Public Library, Lisa Labovitch plays a pivotal role in connecting the community with its rich historical tapestry. With a robust background as a historian, archivist, and librarian, Lisa is dedicated to helping individuals and families uncover the stories behind their homes, businesses, and local landmarks. Her expertise in archival research and collection development allows her to curate and maintain a comprehensive repository of local history resources, ensuring that the community has access to valuable information that reflects its heritage.

One of Lisa's key projects involves the digitization of historical documents and photographs, making them accessible to a wider audience and preserving them for future generations. This initiative not only enhances the library's collection but also fosters a deeper appreciation for local history among residents. Additionally, Lisa is actively engaged in community outreach, hosting workshops and events that encourage public participation in historical research and storytelling. Her skills in grant writing have also been instrumental in securing funding for various projects, enabling the library to expand its historical offerings and resources.

Lisa's commitment to disaster preparedness ensures that the library's archival materials are safeguarded against potential threats, further solidifying her role as a vital resource for both the library and the community. With proficiency in tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, she is also able to create engaging multimedia presentations that bring history to life, making it accessible and relatable to all. Through her multifaceted approach, Lisa Labovitch not only preserves the past but also inspires a sense of connection and curiosity about the history that shapes Everett today.

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