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“The Great Bridge”, by David McCullough | Boston, Philly & NYC - Where the past is present
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Boston, Philly and NYC – Where the past is present. It’s All About Arch. 8220;Generous Enemies”, by Judith Van Buskirk. 8220;Up in the Old Hotel”, Joseph Mitchell →. July 21, 2010 · 7:27 pm. 8220;The Great Bridge”, by David McCullough. If there is to be a bridge, it must take one grand flying leap from shore to shore over the masts of the ships. There can be no piers or drawbridge. There must be only one great arch all the way across. Surely this must be a wonderful bridge. (p. 24). The Great Bridge ,.
Day 12 Thanks Guys! The Panama Canal Was Great | Boston, Philly & NYC - Where the past is present
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Boston, Philly and NYC – Where the past is present. It’s All About Arch. Day 11 The Baseball Hall of Fame and My Hero. Day 13 My Kingdom for a Map! Ticonderoga & Saratoga →. June 15, 2010 · 2:55 am. Day 12 Thanks Guys! The Panama Canal Was Great. What a treat to have the Colorado TAH Expedition take us on a tour of the Panama Canal. Beautiful scenery, great company, super guide.studying history can’t get much better than this. Seriously, we had the opportunity to take an excursion down the. Century: what...
Day 13 My Kingdom for a Map! Ticonderoga & Saratoga | Boston, Philly & NYC - Where the past is present
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Boston, Philly and NYC – Where the past is present. It’s All About Arch. Day 12 Thanks Guys! The Panama Canal Was Great. NYC State of Mind →. June 15, 2010 · 11:12 pm. Day 13 My Kingdom for a Map! Ticonderoga and Saratoga are places that we’ve all heard of….but know much? Well, most of us know that , well, someone once held it, and then someone took it, and then we won the war! However, military history being one of my favorite history subjects, this was a red letter day for me! As always, I love to be o...
Day 11 The Baseball Hall of Fame and My Hero | Boston, Philly & NYC - Where the past is present
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Boston, Philly and NYC – Where the past is present. It’s All About Arch. Day 10 Her Worst Child Enters the White House. Day 12 Thanks Guys! The Panama Canal Was Great →. June 14, 2010 · 11:41 am. Day 11 The Baseball Hall of Fame and My Hero. AAGPBL - NY Hero - You need to read the last paragraph! Cooperstown, NY is synonymous with America’s pastime Baseball. A thought that I’ve had for a very long time is why would we continue to call. Ok, admittedly this statement comes from a die hard Bronco fan! Geogr...
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Boston, Philly and NYC – Where the past is present. It’s All About Arch. Newer posts →. June 15, 2010 · 2:55 am. Day 12 Thanks Guys! The Panama Canal Was Great. What a treat to have the Colorado TAH Expedition take us on a tour of the Panama Canal. Beautiful scenery, great company, super guide.studying history can’t get much better than this. Seriously, we had the opportunity to take an excursion down the. Friends from FL don’t get excited that there’s something interesting back home now! And, to Matt, J...
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March | 2009 | Crystal's Weblog
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Archive for March, 2009. Death in the Haymarket. March 31, 2009 @ 5:33 pm. 183; { Uncategorized. In the late 1800’s Chicago was undergoing some huge changes that had upper and lower classes of society ready for anything. Men and women of lower class immigrant workers and their supporters were tired of the employer’s refusal to listen to the working men’s requests for shorter work. Days and higher wages. This was not happening just in Chicago, but it seemed to be on a larger scale in that city. Both wante...
The history of New York | Crystal's Weblog
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The history of New York. June 5, 2010 @ 1:23 am. 183; { Uncategorized. As I drug myself out of bed early this morning, I wondered what was in store for us at the Museum of the History of New York. I didn’t expect to find a very entertaining and bubbly presenter, but that is exactly what we had! Even though today was another very long day, I walk away with knowlage I can immediatly take into the classroom and use. 4 Comments ». On June 6, 2010 at 2:12 pm. I think it is great that a lesson on Lindsey would...
May | 2008 | Crystal's Weblog
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Archive for May, 2008. May 31, 2008 @ 5:07 pm. 183; { Uncategorized. I am finishing up packing all of my things and I can hardly wait to get started on this adventure! I hope to bring lots of information and pictures to share with my students. I want to help them see that history is still a living, breathing part of life and not just pictures and words in a textbook. History 591 main page. History 591 Twenty Three Dolores Ballejo. Brettbridgeman ’s Weblog. Eva ’s Trip to New York Blog. New York, New York.
June | 2010 | Big Apple Trip Blog
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Big Apple Trip Blog. The main blog for our trip to New York City. Monthly Archives: June 2010. Another fantastic post…. June 16, 2010. 8230; from Scouting New York. June 16, 2010. Like so many national parks, Saratoga has a lot of excellent teaching materials. June 15, 2010. Not related to the trip, but as you’re teachers you might want to check this. June 15, 2010. Here’s the whole story of the Cardiff Giant from the Museum of Hoaxes. Read the rest if you don’t know it. The story is awesome.
Jonathan Rees | Big Apple Trip Blog
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Big Apple Trip Blog. The main blog for our trip to New York City. Author Archives: Jonathan Rees. Long time, no see. October 2, 2012. Hey y’all,. It’s been a long time since I used this blog, but I’m betting some of you will still get a notice that I posted in your email. I just wanted to emphasize that we have a really good teacher development opportunity coming up with the Library of Congress. Here’s how Matt described it in an e-mail:. Another fantastic post…. June 16, 2010. June 16, 2010. Big Apple T...
A flying trip through upstate New York | Crystal's Weblog
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A flying trip through upstate New York. June 15, 2010 @ 2:50 am. 183; { Uncategorized. Today was a full day and I mean REALLY full! After visiting the Stanton and M’Clintock homes we had a chance to see the Seward home. It was a very interesting home because the Seward’s were a packrat family and the home stayed in the family until William Seward’s grandson turned it over to the city. Everything besides a few curtains and the carpets are original to the house. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. King Hutch aka J...
A fort and a battlefield | Crystal's Weblog
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A fort and a battlefield. June 21, 2010 @ 12:22 am. 183; { Uncategorized. The final day of our trip was interesting because I had very little knowledge of these two sites before the day began. Fort Ticonderoga was an amazing site. It reminded me of Bent’s Fort near us, but with more artifacts and it is also much larger then Bent’s Fort. It would be a great lesson to compare and contrast the two forts and how they played a part in our history. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. David Haz...
April | 2009 | Crystal's Weblog
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Archive for April, 2009. Did Linclon Own Slaves? April 3, 2009 @ 2:12 pm. 183; { Uncategorized. Many books about our sixteenth president delve into a single aspect of his life rather then looking at him as a whole. Did Lincoln Own Slaves? Was a refreshing read because the pace keeps the reader interested and they will not get bogged down in the over explanation that can sometimes happen. Within this great book are questions I knew the answers to, questions I. A man with very little military experience be...
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Frontier Justice: Native Americans
Frontier Justice: Native Americans. Spokane Valley, Washington, United States. View my complete profile. Frontier Justice: Washington Territorial Economy. Introduction to Trends in Frontier Divorce. Frontier Justice: People of Frontier Walla Walla. Fraud in Walla Walla City's First Election? Frontier Justice: Chancery and Equity. Welcome, historians of frontier justice. Two court cases will be examined, both murder cases involving Native American defendants. Sha-poon-Mash was found guilty of murder i...
Frontier Justice: Health
An exploration of 1860s health-related attitudes and practices on the Walla Walla frontier, Washington Territory. November 20, 2008. Check out our sample/potential Google site:. Http:/ sites.google.com/site/frontierjusticeproject/. We can all be "owners" and add or edit content, post Google documents, etc. Let me know what you think. November 13, 2008. 1869 Smallpox case in Walla Walla. Defines a pest house as follows:. Often used for forcible quarantine. For your edification I have transcribed the prima...
Frontier Justice: Vigilantes
Welcome Frontier Justice Enthusiasts! This blog is dedicated to Frontier Justice issues involving vigilante activity in Washington Territory between 1860-1870. It is hoped that through this study a clearer picture will emerge of life as it was in Washington Territory during this exciting period of history prior to Washington's statehood. Monday, November 24, 2008. Territory vs. Jas. Gibson, et. al. Filed Apr. 3rd 1865. Justice of the Peace. Filed April 18, 1865. County of Walla Walla}. Title for my page:.
Frontier Justice: People of Frontier Walla Walla
Frontier Justice: People of Frontier Walla Walla. An introduction to some of the men and women in Walla Walla County during the Washington Territorial period of 1854 to 1889. You will learn about some of the people who defined not only Walla Walla, but also the frontier spirit. These fascinating individuals helped shape the City and County of Walla Walla, which at one time included all of present day Washington east of the Cascades, Idaho, and western Montana. Friday, November 14, 2008. For Mayor– ...
Big Apple Trip Blog | The main blog for our trip to New York City
Big Apple Trip Blog. The main blog for our trip to New York City. Long time, no see. October 2, 2012. Hey y’all,. It’s been a long time since I used this blog, but I’m betting some of you will still get a notice that I posted in your email. I just wanted to emphasize that we have a really good teacher development opportunity coming up with the Library of Congress. Here’s how Matt described it in an e-mail:. Drop me an e-mail if you’re interested. I’m sure you can find my address somewhere. June 16, 2010.
Boston, Philly & NYC - Where the past is present | Kelli Archuleta
Boston, Philly and NYC – Where the past is present. It’s All About Arch. July 28, 2010 · 10:18 pm. Urban Planning and NYC – Contextual Essay. The original plan was not readily received but is considered ahead of its time by current urban planners. Changes have been made to the original grid plan in the years since 1811. Central Park was opened in 1857 with an eye to creating open space. Environments for the people of the city to engage in out of door activities in a more healthy way. Open space plann...
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Lauren Gonzales | Fun in Boston!
June 19, 2008. Before I reflect on this year’s trip, I want to say thank you to Matt, Jonathan, and Scott for once again allowing me to take part in this grant. Being able to spend two weeks in both Boston and Philadelphia is a dream come true for history teachers. So many never get this type of opportunity, and I have had it two years in a row. The impact it has had on both me and my students is immeasurable, and my teaching of history has changed for the better because of it. Even though I have been to...
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Wendy Kay Derr – America – Coast to Coast
America – Coast to Coast. The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt:. A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 4,700. Times in 2011. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 4 trips to carry that many people. Click here to see the complete report. January 1, 2012. Charleston, South Carolina: Heart of Antebellum, Beauty of Millinium. As you stroll through Charleston, senses truly are delighted. Gar...
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History 591 Nineteen--Donna Batt | Just another WordPress.com weblog
History 591 Nineteen–Donna Batt. Just another WordPress.com weblog. Home and Reflections, 6-23-08. Home and Reflections, 6-23-08. New York Reflections Post. There were so many highlights during these days that I could go on and on, but I think this was a great trip! The walking tours around the burroughs of New York were really fun, and I was even able to keep up with everyone! June 16, 2010. Comments: Leave a comment. Ft Ticonderoga/Saratoga Nat’l. Park. And so it has been a constant battle to keep the ...
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New York, We Are on Our Way!
New York, We Are on Our Way! June 21, 2010. I also enjoyed the Museum of the City of New York and the Gallery Tour:. Cars, Culture, and the City. The tours with Ed O’Donnell were very informative and I favorite day was when we went over the Brooklyn Bridge and then to Central Park. After having read McCullough’s. The Great Bridge,. Clearly, there was much to learn in New York and there are many new ideas and information I will be able to apply to my teaching after taking part in the New York Adventure.
Connie Prewitt | Southern Colorado Teachers' New York History Classroom
Southern Colorado Teachers' New York History Classroom. Well, Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore. June 20, 2010. Reflecting on the New York EXPEDITION! My dream come true! I have just returned from the trip of a lifetime, and it is difficult to isolate a favorite day. Just when I think I’ve got it, my memory is triggered by something I read in my notes, a book or video I purchased to use in my classroom, reading one of colleague’s blog posts, or viewing a picture I, or someone else, took. To see Central P...
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