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History:
- America's Story
Amazing stories and facts about all that's America from the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. Much of what you see on America's Library will
be those non-book items, and many of those materials are found only in the collections of the Library of Congress.
- Art History
A timeline from 20000 B.C.; information continues to be added.
- Biography.com
Short biographies (three to 5 paragraphs) by the A&E channel. Includes contemporary, historic, literary and political figures.
- Colorado's Main Streets
is a website that brings together a series of virtual walking tours created by the historical societies or history museums from 5 Colorado communities, Denver, Littleton, Loveland, Sterling, and Westminister.
- The History Channel
You will find historical information ranging from Great Speeches (in audio) to facts about This Day in History.
- HyperHistory Online
navigates through 3000 years of world history with timelines of civilizations (plus maps), people, and events.
- Library of Congress Photos
The Library of Congress has loaded 3100 of their most popular photos (most are public domain) on Flickr.
- Making of America
is a digital library of primary sources in American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction. MOA is a collaborative effort between the University of Michigan and Cornell University.
- The Man in the Arena
Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt
- National Geographic: History & Culture online:
pictures, old maps, wallpapers, ancient Egypt, India, Pearl Harbor, Underground Railroad, more...
- US National Archives & Records Administration
an independent Federal agency, is America's national recordkeeper. Researchers, genealogists, and others can now search for records ranging from the details of battles to immigration information remotely and free of charge.
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