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The Encyclopedia . . . of Utah?
Typically, when we think of an encyclopedia (if we think of one at all these days), the thought brings to mind a large collection of books containing all types of information about various subjects. In addition to general encyclopedias there … Continue reading
Everything That’s Fit to Print – About Wyoming – Ever?
Newspapers have been called the first draft of history. Due in large part to the sheer volume of information contained in a single newspaper, old newspapers can be an invaluable tool for historical research. Given that, the Wyoming Legislature approved … Continue reading
Montana Memories
The Montana Historical Society was founded in 1865, predating Montana statehood by 24 years! Montana wouldn’t actually become a state until 1889. It is the oldest historical society west of the Mississippi River. The Society’s web site has a number … Continue reading
All About Idaho
The Idaho Historical Society runs a great web site that is a terrific resource for learning all about the state of Idaho. The site has online information about Idaho’s history, resources for teachers, information about field trip opportunities and museums … Continue reading
The Tacoma Community History Project
The Tacoma Community History Project is a digital collection of oral histories documented by University of Washington history students. The collection features oral histories from across the Tacoma, Washington community. The collection grows each year as more history students add … Continue reading
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Happy Labor Day Weekend!
Many Americans are getting ready to celebrate Labor Day by having a cookout, getting out-of-town one last time before Fall, or enjoying a favorite activity on their extra day off. Around the country, Labor Day festivities including parades, parties, concerts, … Continue reading