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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Historical Maps of Iowa
The Iowa State Historical Society maintains an archive of digitized old maps of Iowa counties. County atlases from the late 1800s and early 1900s are currently being digitized from the collections of the University of Iowa Libraries Map Collection and … Continue reading
The Gateway Arch
Probably one of the most recognizable monuments in the United States and perhaps the world is St. Louis, Missouri’s Gateway Arch. BuiltĀ as a monument to Thomas Jefferson and all the pioneers for who St. Louis was the Gateway to the … Continue reading
Missouri History Timeline
The Secretary of State’s office for the State of Missouri maintains an excellent historical timeline of the state’s history. The timeline runs from when the first european explorers encountered the area through the present day. Access the timeline by clicking … Continue reading
Arkansas History
the Depart of Arkansas Heritage, a state agency of the government of Arkansas, maintains a heritage web site about Arkansas. The site contains multiple resources for exploring Arkansas history. Visit the web site here.
Louisiana in Numbers
The official state web site of Louisiana has a cool interactive demographics widget. It charts changes in population in the state and nationally. Check it out here.
Kansas Facts
Everything you ever wanted to know about Kansas! Brought to you by the state of Kansas. To visit, click here.