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A companion site to a PBS documentary, this website hosts a wealth of information on the Oregon Trail. [...] »
Access more than 5,000 biographies, maps, and images relevant to African American history. [...] »
What might you have owned in Maryland or Virginia in 1740-1810? (Lesson plans included!) [...] »
From Herbert Hoover to George W. Bush—discover the public messages, statements, and speeches of the presidents. [...] »
Connect with your ELL students with this bilingual Puerto Rico Encyclopedia! [...] »
Discover connections between race and place in this archive documenting the effects of Jim Crow on a Virginia town. [...] »
![Albumen print, [Children in playing in. . . ], Alfred Theodore Schauffler, NYPL](http://teachinghistory.org/system/files/imagecache/thumbnail/schoolthestory432x240.jpg "Albumen print, [Children in playing in classroom with teacher looking on.], Alfred Theodore Schauffler, New York Public Library Digital Gallery")
Do you think that children in the 1800s were served Salisbury steak and mashed potatoes on plastic trays? How have education and its trappings changed over time? [...] »
Observe statistical trends in U.S. beliefs and demographics from free speech to zodiac signs. [...] »
What questions have past censuses posed? What were the results? [...] »
One of the few resources dedicated to Seneca Village and the creation of Central Park. [...] »
