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Northwest History: Bancroft Prize Winning Historian Ari Kelman coming to Spokane
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Monday, May 4, 2015. Bancroft Prize Winning Historian Ari Kelman coming to Spokane. Ari Kelman, the McCabe Greer Professor of History at Penn State University and winner of the 2014 Bancroft Prize in American History for his book A Misplaced Massacre: Struggling Over the Memory of Sand Creek. Is coming to Spokane and Cheney on May 14th and 15th. This is kind of a big deal. And the forthcoming Battle Lines: A Graphic History of the Civil War. Kelman will be speaking about A Misplaced Massacre. On your sma...
Northwest History: Open Letter to the Historians of the 22nd Century: Sorry for All the Stuff
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Sunday, June 16, 2013. Open Letter to the Historians of the 22nd Century: Sorry for All the Stuff. So today I read one of the sillier posts I have ever seen on an academic blog. In which the author bemoans an imagined decline of diary-keeping in the present era. Future historians will have nothing to write about! The silliness, of course, stems from the fact that the author is using a blog on the internet. To complain that no one is writing about their lives anymore. Noviember 2, 1863: rained. Imagine if...
Northwest History: The Complete Idiot's Guide to Mapping the Kentuc Trail
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Monday, January 26, 2015. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Mapping the Kentuc Trail. Behold, the least significant digital history project known to man- a map of the Kentuc Trail that I made last night:. The Kentuc Trail was a route used by early white settlers here in eastern Washington to travel between a crossing of the Snake River and Plante's Ferry on the Spokane River. Mentions of the route pop up a lot in pioneer narratives, including this one by John Smith. Now, I am no Ron Hall. Find a historic map...
Northwest History: Happy 4th of July, 1910
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Saturday, July 4, 2015. Happy 4th of July, 1910. On July 4, 1910 The citizens of Spokane enjoying a "sane" 4th of July due to new ban on "high and dangerous explosives." The entire police force was on the fireworks beat, the Spokane Press reported. But it was "in the form of the less dangerous explosives." Other than a ranch hand being killed by a train in Greenacres, "no serious accidents have been reported.". What did the holiday actually mean. To people back then? July 6, 2015 at 3:20 PM. 2008 Best In...
Northwest History: Open Letter to My Students: No, You Cannot be a Professor
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Sunday, November 13, 2011. Open Letter to My Students: No, You Cannot be a Professor. Note: In response to the interest generated by this post I have also posted No, You Cannot be a Professor- the Reactions. And For New Readers: Northwest History's Greatest Hits. 2014 Update: So what can you do with your history degree? My friend and former student Lee Nilsson offers some great tips in No, You Cannot be a Professor Part III: Survivor Stories. The AHA recently reported. 15 years ago. Very few of the p...
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Heritage Tours - Mapping Historic Spokane
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Washington Trust for Historic Preservation. Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. The City/County of Spokane Historic Preservation Office has created a number of interactive web tours (Flash maps) accessible only at their website. We adapted these tours for interactive usage and viewing in Google Earth and Google Maps by using a custom Google Doc Spreadsheet for each Tour to hold the tour content. The image files were uploaded to the "File Cabinet" page. For free. A version was created in Google Maps.
Classic Rail Trails - Mapping Historic Spokane
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Washington Trust for Historic Preservation. Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. A significant piece of the Spokane region's history is linked to railroads. One way to get a feel for this is using several of the rail trails that have been developed in the Spokane region. Some lie in urban areas along old electric street car lines that formed the back bone of the city of Spokane's development. Others traverse remote areas of the county on lines that connected the region with the "outside" world.
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HIST 381: Digital History. Interview with Digital Humanist, Dr. Larry Cebula. September 24, 2014. What is the Digital Humanities? For my Digital Humanist Interview I interviewed Dr. Larry Cebula, a few times actually. Dr. Cebula is a professor at Eastern Washington University and specializes in Public/ Digital History. Dr. Cebula made sure I understood the concept these are two very very similar fields, digital humanities. When I asked Dr. Cebula, What skills should a digital humanist have? This is a tru...
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Public History Index: February 2010
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Saturday, February 27, 2010. If you can digitize it, you can vaporize it". From Miller-McCune magazine on the threat of "unpublishing" digital resources and the general difficulties of preserving digital archives and newspapers. Ephemeral or not, I had a great time breaking from diss. work today to explore historic tours posted on vimeo. Frederick Douglass Landing: Video Tour 1 of 6. Friday, February 5, 2010. The International Civil Rights Center and Museum. Of the site in the Times. Their conclusion can...
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Public History Index: March 2010
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Friday, March 26, 2010. New to this year's NCPH conference book sale was the Vintage Roadside T-Shir. A portion of of their sales is donated to the National Trust for Historical Preservation. To check out the T-shirts and other memorabilia visit the website! Http:/ www.vintageroadside.com/. My first panel on Friday (we didn't arrive until Thurs. night) was the roundtable, Promoting Community Engaging with Service Learning. I'd never heard the term 'service learning,' but it refers to "a teaching ...It's ...
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Public History Index: "...if you can digitize it, you can vaporize it"
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Saturday, February 27, 2010. If you can digitize it, you can vaporize it". From Miller-McCune magazine on the threat of "unpublishing" digital resources and the general difficulties of preserving digital archives and newspapers. Ephemeral or not, I had a great time breaking from diss. work today to explore historic tours posted on vimeo. Frederick Douglass Landing: Video Tour 1 of 6. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Public History Resource Center.
The Photography of Charles Paynton » Workhorse
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The Photography of Charles Paynton. Glass plate negative photography from early 20th century Boise, Idaho. On February 13, 2011. Frank and his horse demonstrate the depth of the drifts amidst falling snow c. 1911. Click here to cancel reply. Mail (will not be published) (required). Laquo; Welcome to Paynton.com. Enter your email address:. Or subscribe by feed reader. Welcome to Paynton.com. What They’re Saying. Proudly Powered by Wordpress. Theme by The Cloisters. Content Protected Using Blog Protector.
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The Photography of Charles Paynton. Glass plate negative photography from early 20th century Boise, Idaho. Welcome to Paynton.com. On February 3, 2011. Welcome to Paynton.com! Pull up a chair and get cozy by the fireplace. We’re going to explore the photography of Charles Paynton, starting with this scene of domestic tranquility. Click to enlarge and get a better view of all that Victorian bric-a-brac. Some of the pieces seen here are still in the family. Categories: Inside the Home.
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The Photography of Charles Paynton. Glass plate negative photography from early 20th century Boise, Idaho. Welcome to Paynton.com. February 3, 2011. Welcome to Paynton.com! Pull up a chair and get cozy by the fireplace. We’re going to explore the photography of Charles Paynton, starting with this scene of domestic tranquility. Click to enlarge and get a better view of all that Victorian bric-a-brac. Some of the pieces seen here are still in the family. Category: Inside the Home. Enter your email address:.
The Photography of Charles Paynton » About the Photographer
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The Photography of Charles Paynton. Glass plate negative photography from early 20th century Boise, Idaho. Charles Paynton, Chas. S. Kingsley studios, Boise City, I.T. Charles Paynton was born to William and Harriet (Craft) Paynton in New York city on May 31, 1858. His father William served a nine month stint in the New Jersey Volunteers during the Civil War and passed away within days of his forced march back home. His mother Harriet was of a sickly disposition and died shortly after her husband. Mail (...
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Just another WordPress.com site. May 4, 2011. PRIDE OF MAYFIELD STAR LINES BEACHED IN DEVESTATING STORM. Transcribed article on the loss of The Elysium, 18 July 1888, The Manchester Guardian. PRIDE OF MAYFIELD STAR LINES BEACHED IN DEVESTATING STORM ALL HANDS LOST AT SEA AS THE ELYSIUM CRASHES. The Elysium was launched in Manchester last year by The Princess Helena and was a veteran of over thirty voyages. The value of the lost gold ingots has been estimated at over one thousand pounds. April 27, 2011.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2018. This is Why Archives Have So Many Rules. From the National Archives, this brief video reports on the discovery of stolen Lincoln documents about to go up for auction, and how they were returned to the National Archives:. Most thefts from archives do not end so happily. Ebay is full of historical documents and signatures. Why would anyone cut apart a document signed by Abraham Lincoln? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Take a History Tour! NW History on Facebook.
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Nude photos will not be posted, but are still appreciated. Then again, you're family. Never mind. Oh, and if you're wondering about the photo above. Yes, we had a special guest that day. Uncle Leonard came all the way from Tennessee to visit us. The floating head is Danell. I felt bad that she wasn't in the picture, so I decided to add her somewhere. Her head makes an excellent font.
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A non-profit consortium of regional historians, archivists, librarians, and other professionals - Northwest History Network. Historical Societies & Museums. Archives & Libraries. News & Events. A non-profit consortium of regional historians, archivists, librarians, and other professionals. Announcing the NHN Microgrant Recipients for 2017. Project: Funding for Two Digital Recorders. Organization: Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education. The $250 award will help to cover the costs of trave...
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Travel with us on a journey through the history of Northwest Franklin County. From train stations to telephones, from schools to silos, from pump organs to the post office, the history of our area is rich with stories and celebrations. Next stops… Columbus, Hilliard, Dublin, Amlin, Brown, Norwich, Washington and yes, even Mudsock. Hosting provided by DreamHost.
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Travel with us on a journey through the history of Northwest Franklin County. From train stations to telephones, from schools to silos, from pump organs to the post office, the history of our area is rich with stories and celebrations. Next stops… Columbus, Hilliard, Dublin, Amlin, Brown, Norwich, Washington and yes, even Mudsock. Hosting provided by DreamHost.
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