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Maine Memory
The Maine Historical society has put together an excelent online resource for anyone interested in researching Maine history. The Maine Memory Network brings together the collections of over 260 organizations throughout the state of Maine into one online searchable archive. … Continue reading
NYC Hurricane History
AmCaps also holds New York City residents affected by Hurricane Sandy in our thoughts today. Sadly, much like its neighbors in New Jersey, New York City is also no stranger to hurricanes. Hurricane Sandy follows on the heels of Hurricane … Continue reading
New Jersey and Hurricanes Not Strangers
Our hearts go out to all Americans affected by Hurricane Sandy. The storm is expected to cause over $20 Billion in damages and has already changed many lives. Unfortunately, New Jersey and hurricanes are no strangers. Although most think of … Continue reading
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Shifting Sands of White Beckon
Rising from the heart of the Tularosa Basin is one of the world’s great natural wonders – the glistening white sands of New Mexico. Great wave-like dunes of gypsum sand have engulfed 275 square miles of desert, creating the world’s … Continue reading
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All the Colorado News that Was Fit to Print
Newspapers have long been a source not only for current events, but also historical information. Researchers of all kinds use newspapers to learn about people, places, and events from history. Those interested in Colorado history have a great resource online … Continue reading
Buckaroos! Site Documents Post-War Ranching Life in Nevada
Nevada, the Silver State. Known for mining, and somewhat more notoriously for gambling (and other pursuits), Nevada also has a deep history in agriculture. Like much of the southwest, Nevada has a deep history in cattle ranching. A new site … Continue reading