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Below are some links we think you and your family will enjoy. If you have some links you would like to share please email them to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Arts | History | Texas History | Science | Math | General Reference | ARTSSmithsonian American Art Museum Museum of the Americas – virtual museum for the arts of indigenous cultures of the Americas HISTORYHeadlines the Day You Were Born: The History Place – Dedicated to Students, Educators and all who enjoy History! Eye Witness to History – a fabulous site containing eye witness accounts of historical events through time Today In History – Look up a birthday, anniversary, or just enjoy a daily visit. One of the best collections of histories on a calendar basis. All from The Library of Congress. Library of Congress – You just can’t beat it! National Museum of the American Indian Virtual Marching Tour of the American Revolution The African American Odyssey TEXAS HISTORYTexas State Capital Building – State Preservation Board Institute of Texan Cultures The Rosenberg Library collection of photos, manuscripts, and oral history from the 1900 Galveston Hurricane is an extensive collection that is viewable online. Deadliest Natural Disaster in the US History – Galveston Hurricane, September 8, 1900. An estimated 6,000-10,000 people were killed. The Rosenberg Library on The Storm The Handbook of Texas Online Texas Beyond History The Alamo Texas State Cemetery Williamson County Graveyards and History SCIENCEAstronomy Picture of the Day Star Date Earth & Sky Heavens Above – tracks the satellites passing overhead NASA Images Gallery Scientific American National Geographic Science News Science Behind The News Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian Educational Resources: MATHFractals: Fractals, Chaos Knot Plot – a site full 3-D pictures of knots and mathematical knots Soda Play – a graphic site of fun for constructing wire frame, movable sculptures: GENERAL REFERENCEReference Desk – incredible collection of reference information Bartlett’s Quotations The Gutenberg Project – digital production of previously printed books COOKINGYour family loved it in the restaurant, you might find the recipe for it here: FOOD MANUFACTURERS CAN BE FUNSome of these have recipes, some have history. Jif Peanut Butter Kraft Foods General Mills: Smucker’s: Kellogg’s: Betty Crocker: Duncan Hines: MISCELLANEOUSHaunting Education
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