I’m working with Emily Murphy (who organized THATCamp Queensu 2013 with me) to image, transcribe, encode, and provide annotations for a Queen’s University Special Collections copy of the first edition of Lewis Carroll’s Phantasmagoria and Other Poems (check out this edition of the text, or the Gutenberg.org edition, which are in the public domain). It’s a charming text, and the Library’s copy is in good shape.

I’m looking for a framework that will allow us to publish our digital edition online. I love TEI Boilerplate (the main site seems to be down at the time of posting, but the source code is still available on Grant L. Simpson’s GitHub), but I’m looking for a something that allows me to load up images of the text we’ve encoded, and connect extra-textual critical apparatuses to the images and transcription. In an ideal world the whole thing would be easily navigable and searchable. I’ve just learned about the TEICHI framework, which I am currently looking into. Any other resources I should know about?