Today’s Document from the National Archives- "Buffalo Bill" Cody's Land Entry File November 26, 2021Dated November 26, 1903, this is the serial patent land entry of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, detailing his expenses and labor spent on a parcel in Big Horn County, Wyoming. More Land Records in the Catalog...
- "Buffalo Bill" Cody's Land Entry File November 26, 2021
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Movies for the Classroom: The History of Christmas, from the History Channel
I’ll be tackling Christmas in more detail next week. In the meantime, here’s the History Channel’s documentary about the history of Christmas, from the birth of Christ to Scrooge, to Jimmy Stewart and the Grinch. Students can definitely get some useful information about a holiday that is often lost in all the hype.
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