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Oklahoma History Center

Posted by on Apr 22, 2013 in State Symbols | 1 comment

The Oklahoma History Center is a great place to learn about the culturally rich state of Oklahoma.

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Boston Marathon Bombings & Timeline of Bombings in US

Posted by on Apr 16, 2013 in States | 0 comments

Craig Newman of the Chicago Sun Times posted up this sobering timeline in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing

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John Brown, Famous People from Connecticut

Posted by on Apr 12, 2013 in States | 0 comments

John Brown (1800 – 1859) was born in Torrington, Connecticut. An American abolitionist, Brown believed that armed insurrection was the only way to overthrow U.S. slavery.

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California History

Posted by on Apr 11, 2013 in State History | 4 comments

This is an educational slideshow about the history of the state of California by Janice Bezanson.

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Absaroka – An Almost State – Nation

Posted by on Apr 6, 2013 in Wyoming | 0 comments

Absaroka (pronounced “ab-SOR-ka”) was almost a state vying for independent status in the 1930s.

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Famous Massachusetts Firsts

Posted by on Jan 20, 2013 in State History | 0 comments

A chronological list of famous Massachusetts firsts.

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World War II in the Bay Area Travel Itinerary

Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in Wars | 0 comments

Learn all about World War II as you explore these historic locations in northern California.

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Relocation Camps of World War II

Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in Wars | 0 comments

A lesson plan that shows how fear and prejudice led the U.S. government to take unjust actions during World War II confining nearly 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry to relocation centers.

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American Entrepreneurs: Madam C.J. Walker & J.C. Penney

Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in Wyoming | 0 comments

Use this classroom-ready lesson plan to examine historic places associated with two of America’s most famous early 20th  century businesspeople: Madam C.J. Walker and J.C. Penney.

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Top Ten Books – US History

Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in State History | 0 comments

The following books are some of the top rated U.S. history books currently being read through the country.

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Thurmond, West Virginia – Coal Mines and Railroads

Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in West Virginia | 0 comments

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Emmy Award-winning Arizona City: Goodyear

Posted by on Nov 2, 2011 in State History | 0 comments

Learn more about the small city in Arizona that won a regional Emmy in 2011: Goodyear, AZ.

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Seattle Heritage Guides

Posted by on Apr 18, 2011 in Washington | 2 comments

Seattle has a diverse cultural heritage. To help visitors explore the area through that perspective, the Convention & Visitor’s Bureau has created four cultural guides to the Seattle area and three destination heritage guides.

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The Best of Seattle Architecture

Posted by on Apr 18, 2011 in Washington | 1 comment

Seattle is home to some truly unique architecture. Whether you are interested in historic buildings that date back to the early days of the city, or modern examples built by renown architects, such as Frank Gehry, you will find stunning examples throughout the Seattle region. Seven exceptional examples of Seattle architecture.

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American History Landmarks in Minnesota

Posted by on Mar 7, 2011 in Unusual Locations | 0 comments

Discover some of the more interesting American history landmarks in the state of Minnesota, such as the Hinckley Fire Museum, the Mayowood Mansion, and Historic Fort Snelling.

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