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Rise of Industrial America Resources
Rise of Industrial America Resources
The links below will take you to resources that are not a part of WSCSS website. Links will open in a new window.
- Dramas of Haymarket offers an interpretive presentation of a variety of primary sources and puts them into historical context. Presented in the form of a drama with prologue, five acts, and an epilogue, the Dramas of Haymarket is a complete chronological account of the events of the period. History teachers and students alike will find this site a wonderful supplement to the study of the United States during this period. Included are virtual tours of the Haymarket area and Forest Home Cemetery, audio and video clips, original news articles, and photographs.
- Invention Factory: Thomas Edison contains photographs, maps, & readings about the laboratories & the process of turning research into commercial products. (NPS)
- Mark Twain. This page lists resources by or about Mark Twain. They range from texts of his books to an analysis of his character's appearance on Star Trek: The Next Generation. The site includes all of the annotated links to online resources by and about Mark Twain that the old site contained, plus weekly feature articles about him, an events calendar, and more on the way.
- Ships & Passenger Lists page at Cyndi Howell's site is geared for genealogy but it is helpful.
- Thomas Edison's Home Page.
- The History of Railroads.
- Judge Rules Against MIT in Overlap Suit
- The Bimetallic Standard and how it worked : market ratio, legal ratio
- The Crime of 1873
- Dramas of Haymarket offers an interpretive presentation of a variety of primary sources and puts them into historical context. Presented in the form of a drama with prologue, five acts, and an epilogue, the Dramas of Haymarket is a complete chronological account of the events of the period. History teachers and students alike will find this site a wonderful supplement to the study of the United States during this period. Included are virtual tours of the Haymarket area and Forest Home Cemetery, audio and video clips, original news articles, and photographs.
- Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild is in the process of transcribing the manifest of ships that came to American ports. This list will identify the ship, port of arrival and departure, as well as the passengers.
- Immigration and Naturalization Service On-line.
- Ships & Passenger Lists page at Cyndi Howell's site is geared for genealogy but it is helpful.
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