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Begin your study of working class and labor history with this website. [...] »
How many hospital beds did New Orleans have in 1960? Was it able to accommodate the poor and sick? [...] »
Invite young students into colonial history with the stories of children from three very different families. [...] »
![Photo, Roy Takano [i.e., Takeno] at town hall meeting, LOC](http://teachinghistory.org/system/files/imagecache/thumbnail/civics_0.jpg "Photo, Roy Takano [i.e., Takeno] at town hall meeting, Manzanar Relocation Center, California. LOC")
Review litigation studies ranging from mental health facilities and jail conditions to equal employment. [...] »
This site offers a grab bag of digital history exhibits. Definitely worth perusal. [...] »
Companion to a PBS television program, this site provides insight into everyday colonial life. [...] »
What can oral histories tell us about girlhood, adolescence, and more in the United States? [...] »
Take a look at the "Constitution State," with approximately 14,000 images depicting Connecticut's history from the 19th through the 20th century. [...] »
