Primary sources, reimagined
Discover award-winning archival collections, learn how to use them, or create your own
Adam Matthew is now AM
Discover
Browse AM's award-winning primary source collections for teaching and research
Learn
Develop primary source literacy skills with AM's online teaching and learning tools
Create
Build engaging collection sites and curate your own digital exhibitions with AM Quartex
Transforming handwritten manuscript discoverability
AM is the only primary sources publisher using both OCR and AI-powered HTR technology.
Reimagine primary sources with Handwritten Text Recognition. Get editable, fully searchable transcriptions of handwritten assets extending the discoverability of collections.
HTR [...] opens up new pathways to uncover the hidden and indirect content; the legacy of Indigenous knowledge.
We’re proud to work with leading libraries and archives around the world
The British Library
Enabling and enhancing archival research
"The British Library has enjoyed a successful partnership with AM for over 30 years. We value AM’s editorial input and advice on interesting and relevant items, and the conservation and digitisation of our collections."
Amistad Research Center
Collaboration, digitisation and enhanced access
"The Amistad Research Center could not ask for a better partner to aid in increasing access to and knowledge of its collections than AM. Our work with AM made it possible to expose this tremendous collection to a much wider audience."
The Newberry Library, Chicago
Showcasing collections to a wider audience
"The AM team has been a pleasure to work with. From Directors and the very knowledgeable and competent editorial staff researching our collections, to the digitization technicians. Their finished products speak for themselves."
The National Archives, UK
A dynamic and successful relationship
"AM’s digitisation work has greatly increased the accessibility of documents for academic study beyond Kew. This has surely been enhanced by AM’s track record in applying innovative HTR technology and the thoroughness with which archival material is presented."
