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The Thomas Jefferson Building: Secret Messages

What messages are hidden in art and architecture? Explore the Library of Congress's Jefferson Building in this online activity. [...] »

How to Read a Landscape

Discover historic landscapes with this guide to reading the land produced by the University of Wisconsin at Madison. [...] »

Teaching with Monuments and Memorials Video Icon

Every town has a scattering of historical markers and statues. Discover what they really mean! [...] »

Teaching with Historic Places Video Icon

Looking for new ideas on how to teach with the historic places in your community? [...] »

Teaching with Museum Collections

National Park Service lesson plans, teaching materials, and vibrant images reveal what historical objects tell us about history. [...] »

 
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