This initial photo collection includes all photos submitted by September 24 that are in-scope for the project (legible images of NPS signs without identifiable people in them).
Future photo collections will include photos submitted after September 17.
See the SOS Archive page for more details.
Our team is hard at work organizing and curating the thousands of photos that you have submitted! We need to sort them into folders by park, remove any out-of-scope photos, host them on a publicly accessible server, and build an accessible public interface.
We're still working on the technical details, so stay tuned on this page for future project updates!
Thank you so much for your participation in and support of this project - we truly could not do it without you!
As our project keeps growing, we need to get more info on the website! Here is our new logo and a website refresh to keep things organized.
New logo and website
The Washington Post has reported additional signs have been removed at Acadia National Park and at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge (a subsite of Gateway National Recreation Area).
We have started to track these confirmed removals: see Erasure in Action page.
Photos submitted by this date will be included in the initial photo collection published on October 13.
We will continue to accept photo submissions after September 17, but they may be published publicly at a future date.
SOS volunteers submitted these before-and-after pictures of the first documented removal/modification of a sign under the Executive Order and Secretarial Order, at Muir Woods National Monument in California.
In collaboration with the Data Rescue Project and networks of historians and librarians, we spread the word quickly around the country.
First version of the SOS website