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Jun

08

Galesburg's "Year of Lincoln"

Posted by   Published in Antebellum (1840-1861), Recent News

Galesburg, Illinois has decided to declare this the “Year of Lincoln” in recognition of both the 150th anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas debates and the 200th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln. An article was released today from Knox College in Galesburg, home of the 5th Lincoln-Douglas debate. The article discusses and describes many of […]

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21

Jun

08

Lincoln in the Media

Posted by   Published in 19th Century (1840-1880)

History Now has a great website on Lincoln under its “Interactive History” section. It contains a collection of images from the 1800’s as well as several political cartoons from the time period. What is also great is that each image has a paragraph or two describing the relevance of the image. It is definately worth […]

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18

Jun

08

Digital History

Posted by   Published in Antebellum (1840-1861), Lesson Plans

The University of Houston has created a “Digital History” website. There are lots of nice features such as lesson plans and student resources, as well as many experts from textbooks. The site also features digital “eXplorations” which allows students to have a more interactive approach in research. Here is a great example of such site […]

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9

Jun

08

The Civil War Archive

Posted by   Published in Civil War (1861-1865), Letters & Diaries

I ran into a great site today with tons of transcribed documents from the civil war. There are several categories to choice from including Soldiers Letters, Battle Reports, and Diaries. Its a great place to gain an insight on everyday life throughout the civil war.

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3

Jun

08

History in Pictures

Posted by   Published in Antebellum (1840-1861), Images, Letters & Diaries

I stumbled across a great site today called Picture History. It has a lot of great scans of original letters and pictures from the time period. I ran across the site while researching Grace Bedell, the young girl influential enough to convince President Lincoln to grow his beard. They have scanned and posted the letter […]

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