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We describe steps toward an interactive directory for the town of Norfolk,Nebraska for the years 1899 and 1900. This directory would extend thetraditional city directory by including a wider range of entities beingdescribed, much richer information about the entities mentioned and linkages tomentions of the entities in material such as digitized historical newspapers.Such a directory would be useful to readers who browse the historicalnewspapers by providing structured summaries of the entities mentioned. Wedescribe the occurrence of entities in two years of the Norfolk Weekly News,focusing on several individuals to better understand the types of informationwhich can be gleaned from historical newspapers and other historical materials.We also describe a prototype program which coordinates information aboutentities from the traditional city directories, the federal census, and fromnewspapers. We discuss the structured coding for these entities, noting thatricher coding would increasingly include descriptions of events and scenarios.We propose that rich content about individuals and communities could eventuallybe modeled with agents and woven into historical narratives.

Toward an Interactive Directory for Norfolk, Nebraska: 1899-1900