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On Vacation
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The Family History Guide blog is on vacation this week – see you next week with some new family history articles. Have a great week!

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A Post for the 250th – The Correspondence of Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore
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Happy semiquincentennial! This week, as you just might have heard, the United States celebrates 250 years since its founding. On July 2, 1776, the ...

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250th Anniversary Declaration and Its Modern Significance
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Anniversaries are prime opportunities to honor and reflect upon the past while making relevant meaning for our present and future — work that mirrors ...

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As America turns 250, a look back at the State Archives’ Bicentennial collections
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The Bicentennial flag is displayed at the groundbreaking ceremony of the North Dakota Heritage Center, October 1976. SHSND SA 10909-00003I love a good ...

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Rick Townsend, *A Visit to the Rhea County Courthouse a Century after Scopes* (Part II)
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Author’s note: I acted as the unofficial videographer during the symposium. I’m not a professional videographer, and some of the sound quality is hard ...

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Tours and Activities Payments – SHGAPE
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Tours and Activities Payments ...

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The Unionist Latham Family of Civil War Montgomery County, NC – Renegade South
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By Victoria Bynum As readers of Renegade South know, many Southerners opposed secession and the founding of the Confederacy because of political, ...

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20,000 Feet Above Poughkeepsie on the 4th of July: Female Aeronaut Nellie Thurston
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By Bill Kleppel “How many ascensions have you made, Miss Thurston?” “This will be my 22nd.” “The wind is blowing pretty hard.” “Well, rather, but it will do ...

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Heads up Houston! I’m bringing the Founding Frenemies your way June 13.
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Live public history talk in Houston 6/13/26 I’m thrilled to help celebrate America’s 250th birthday at the Houston History Research Center on June ...

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Remembering the Revolution – Past is Present
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To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, American Antiquarian Society curators created an online gallery of AAS ...

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America’s Forgotten 1689 Revolution and New York City’s First Mayoral Election — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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Confirmed in their offices, the new city government ordered the former magistrates to deliver up all city and county books and papers in their custody. ...

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Sunday Morning Medicine – Nursing Clio
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Mimi Mensah earned her master’s from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in environmental health science. Prior to that, she earned her ...

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