41. Cultural Sites And Museums In Metro Atlanta - Martin Luther King, Jr., NHS Metro Atlanta Cultural sites and museums. National historic Site Preservation Districtis The Apex Atlanta Heritage Row 55 Upper alabama Street Atlanta, GA http://www.nps.gov/malu/documents/atlanta_malu_culture.htm

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Metro Atlanta Cultural Sites and Museums The APEX Museum (African American Panoramic Experience) The APEX Museum 135 Auburn Avenue, NE Atlanta, GA 30303 404-521-APEX Atlanta Cyclorama You will see more than a painting as you experience the art of the Cyclorama. A three-dimensional panorama with music and narration, the painting of the Battle of Atlanta forever captures a pivotal moment in the history of our nation. Also featuring exhibitions, a museum, gift shop, bookstore, and more. Owned and operated by the City of Atlanta. The APEX Museum 135 Auburn Avenue, NE Atlanta, GA 30303 404-521-APEX Atlanta Heritage Row Experience Atlanta Heritage Row where you can be part of the city's past, present and future. Enjoy six interactive exhibit halls and a 14' wide high-definition television presentation. All at the heart of Underground Atlanta. Atlanta Heritage Row 55 Upper Alabama Street Atlanta, GA 30303 Atlanta History Center While visiting the center you learn about the history of Atlanta and Georgia. The Museum contains permanent as well as temporary exhibits, the Swan House (1928) is a Classic Revival home of a prominent Atlanta family and the Tullie Smith House (1840) is a typical plantation farm house.

42. Historic Southern Indiana sites PO Box 708 Madison, IN 47250, Linda Badger (speaker) Indiana State museums historic sites 202 N. alabama St. Indianapolis, IN 46204, Marieta Bailiff Div. http://www.usi.edu/hsi/proceedings/participants99.asp

About HSI Resource Center Upcoming Events Places to Go ... HSI HOME Interpretation Workshop March 1-3, 1999 Creative Interpretation: Illuminating Our Past Spring Mill Inn Spring Mill State Park Mitchell, Indiana Participants Mary Alexander Angel Mounds SHS 8215 Pollack Ave. Evansville, IN 47715 Patricia Alston Historic New Harmony PO Box 579 New Harmony, IN 47631 Marna Ames Col. Wm. Jones SHS RR 1 Box 60D Gentryville, IN 47537 Orbin Ash (speaker) Indiana State Historic Sites PO Box 708 Madison, IN 47250 Linda Badger (speaker) 202 N. Alabama St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 Marieta Bailiff 402 W. Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46202 Tara Balmer Culbertson Mansion SHS 914 E. Main St. New Albany, IN 47150 Charlotte Bass Culbertson Mansion SHS 914 E. Main St. New Albany, IN 47150 Scott Beam (speaker) Beams from the Past 0505 W. 700 S Wolcottville, IN 46795 Darrel Bigham (speaker) Historic Southern Ind 8600 University Blvd. Evansville, IN 47712 Pat Bolman (speaker) Gene Stratton-Porter SHS 1206 Pleasant Point Rome City, IN 46784

43. What You Can Do With A Major In History The University of alabama offers a bachelor of arts, a master’s and Nonprofit OrganizationsHistory museums and historic sites, historical associations. http://www.career.ua.edu/download/majorhandouts/History.htm

What You Can Do with a Major in History Description: Historians research, analyze and interpret the past. They use many sources of information in their research, including government and institutional records, newspapers and other periodicals, photographs, interviews, films and unpublished manuscripts such as personal diaries and letters.  Historians usually specialize in a country or region; a particular time period; or a particular field, such as social, intellectual, political, or diplomatic history.  Biographers specialize in writing about the life of an individual and genealogists specialize in family histories.  Curators work for a museum, special library, or historical society and archivists help study and preserve archival materials, artifacts, and historic buildings and sites. The University of Alabama offers a bachelor of arts, a master’s and doctorate in History.  Please see the undergraduate catalog, graduate catalog and visit the Department of History website. Skills: Ability to identify and evaluate records of past events, ideas, and facts accurately

44. Preservation Resources A To Z A Adams historic sites; Advisory Council on historic Preservation; alabama historicalCommission (SHPO); American Association of museums; American Battlefield http://www.lib.umd.edu/NTL/presatoz.html

National Trust Library Quick Links: Home About Us Archival Collections Catalogs and Databases ... Links > Preservation Resources A to Z Preservation Resources A to Z A list of web sites addressing fields and issues related to preservation and conservation. If you would like to suggest sites to add to the list, or for corrections and/or comments, please contact us A B C ... W A Adams Historic Sites Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Alabama Historical Commission (SHPO) American Association of Museums American Battlefield Protection Program American Farmland Trust American Heritage Rivers ... Archives Library Information Center (NARA) ArchivesUSA Ashgate The Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (ALHFAM) Associazione Dimore Storiche Italiane (Italian Historic Houses Association) Avery Architecture and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University TOP B Bahamas National Trust Built in America, Library of Congress Built in Buffalo: How to Research Local Architecture TOP C Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN) The Centre for Landscape Research InterNetwork (Brazil) The Civil War Trust Colonial Williamsburg Foundation The Conservation Fund CoOL Conservation OnLine (Stanford University) ... U.S. Cultural Preservation Legislation

45. Mauvila Mansion - Mobile, Alabama - Bed & Breakfast Inns ONLINE - Travel * Lodgi the historic Register close to museums, golf, shopping acres in the midtown area ofMobile alabama. golf courses, tennis centers and variety of historic sites. http://www.bbonline.com/al/mauvilamansion/

Mauvila Mansion Mobile, Alabama Victorian Italianate on the Historic Register close to museums, golf, shopping. fine restaurants, and tourist attractions. Email this page to a Friend Additional Pages... Attractions/Restaurants Introduction Mauvila Mansion a grand stick Italianate home, was built in 1871 by Duncan Parker, a cotton merchant and early sheriff of Mobile. The house is situated on almost two acres in the midtown area of Mobile Alabama. It is convenient to Interstate Highways 10 and 65 and U.S. Highways 90, 98, 43 and 45. During its history, the mansion has seen many uses. It has been a private home, a guesthouse hosting elegant weddings, receptions and teas, and a boarding house serving family style lunch daily. We are just a short drive from the Mobile River Delta, Dauphin Island, Gulf Shores, several golf courses, tennis centers and variety of historic sites. Mauvila Mansion is located in the heart of the Old Dauphin Way Historic District. Within minutes are Historic churches and the Oakliegh, Church Street East, DeTonti Square and Leinkauf historic districts. Walking and driving tour maps of all the historic districts are available. Click here for a list of local attractions and restaurants.

46. Books And Maps About Alabama available to the public campsites in Georgia and alabama. noncamping attractionsnearby, such as museums, theme parks, and historic sites, and includes a http://www.gettingaway.com/directory/us/AL/books.htm

Back to Alabama Back to the Book Shelf Books and Maps About Alabama Books Maps Magazines Other Resource Information Books General Guidebooks (Mobil, Fodor's, etc.) Special Interest Guidebooks (Historical, Family, Shopping, Entertainment, etc.) Outdoors (Hiking, Camping, Boating, etc.) Driving Guides and Getaways Accommodations and Dining General Guidebooks Mobil Travel Guide 2001 Southeast : Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee - Mobile Travel Guides are the perfect travel planner no matter where in America you want to go. Revised and updated, these comprehensive, exhaustively researched guides provide travelers with reliable advice on finding good values, quality service, and the distinctive attractions that give a destination its character. Fodor's USA Road Guide : Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee - Encyclopedic listings with to-the-point descriptions of hotels, restaurants, and attractions along with contact information, rules of the road, scenic drives, climate charts, and more. State and town introductions provide background, timelines offer a sense of history. Fascinating thematic boxes showcase local art, culture, and notable events. Top 10 lists of parks, golf courses, beaches, and more. Scenic highway photos throughout get readers in the mood to hit the road. A complete 16-page atlas of detailed full-color highway maps, plus black-and-white maps covering walking and driving tours.

47. Tours - All Around Alton, Illinois Excursion Boat PO Box 1166, Point Clear, alabama 36564 (334) 421 Ferry Boats • Fishing Hunting • Flora • Golf • museums historic sites • Parks http://www.altoncvb.org/tour.html

T OURS (ATTRACTIONS) The Art Casino Ferry Boats Flora ... Water Recreation Alton Alton Museum of History and Art 2809 College Ave. Open to public Mon - Fri 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Group tours are available by appointment Loomis Hall. Alton Riverboat Co. Inc. Antoinette's Haunted History Tours P.O. Box 10 See the OTHER side of Alton. Ghost hunters board trolley to visit sites of actual hauntings with psychic guide. Bluff City Tours 3002 Godfrey Rd. J.E. Robinson Tours Cultural, Educational, Historic, and The Underground Railroad tours for groups, families, and individuals. Call for reservations. Grampa Woo III River Excursion Boat P. O. Box 1166, Point Clear, Alabama 36564 Hosted by Troy Taylor 515 E. Third St. McPike Mansion Tour the grounds of haunted mansion, circa 1869, under renovation: available for campfire gatherings, parties, ghost stories, educational groups interested in art / architecture, history and outdoor education. Evenings / weekends. East Alton Legacy Tours 1048 Rhondell Place Specializing in custom-designed tours for small or large groups. Step-on guide service available. Eagle, Fall Foliage, Haunted, Historic City, Underground Railroad tours and many more available with reservation.

48. Anything Southern: Seasoned Escapes the holiday magic of alabama's largest collection at one of only three truck museumsin the furniture finds, great golf, historic sites, museums, art galleries http://www.anythingsouthern.com/listing.asp?CategoryID=1419

49. Surnamefinder - Southern States of records and artifacts reflecting the history of alabama. programs state archivesand library, museums and historic sites, historic preservation programs http://www.genealogytoday.com/surname/finder/archives/asouth.htm

Southern States Alabama State Archives Florida Bureau of Historic Preservation The Bureau of Historic Preservation conducts historic preservation programs aimed at identifying, evaluating, preserving and interpreting the historic resources of the state. The Bureau also receives federal funding from the Historic Preservation Fund through the National Park Service and has certain responsibilities under federal law. Georgia Department of Archives and History Annually, 20,000 people visit the Ben W. Fortson Archives and Records Building to conduct research into the Department's massive unpublished and published records holdings. Family historians, attorneys, academics, archaeologists or virtually anyone else with an interest in Georgia's past may be found among the Department's users. A general description of our holdings and collections is available online. To begin your family history search, we suggest viewing our brochure Documenting Family History in Georgia. Kentucky State Archives The Kentucky State Archives is the central repository for the permanent public records of Kentucky state government and many of the Commonwealth's local governments and judicial offices. The collection of private materials is generally left to other repositories. Holdings consist of approximately 95,000 cubic feet of original materials and 45,000 rolls of microfilm.

50. AccessIndiana Agency Listing Policies Contact Network Terms Of Jerry Sears Outdoor Recreation Tom Gross museums and historic sites Matt Abriani 1996in the Indiana State Museum, 202 North alabama, Indianapolis, Indiana http://www.in.gov/nrc/minutes/mi112196.htm

var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("") Meet the NRC Contact Minutes DNR ... Forestry and Timber Minutes Minutes - November 21, 1996 MEMBERS PRESENT Michael Kiley, Chair Patrick Ralston, Secretary John Goss Jerry Miller Jack Arnett John Rose Steve Cecil Damian Schmelz Joe Siener Terri Moore NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION STAFF PRESENT Steve Lucas Hearings Bill Teeguarden Hearings Cheryl Hampton Hearings DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STAFF PRESENT GUESTS PRESENT Danny Burton Lee Ann Burton Marge Graf Karl Graf Jo Harber William Harber Barbara Micitich Marion Young Richard Rupcich Daniel Lewis MONTHLY REPORTS Michael Kiley, Chair, called to order the regular meeting of the natural resources commission at 10:00 a.m., EST on November 21, 1996 in the Indiana State Museum, 202 North Alabama, Indianapolis, Indiana, With the presence of ten members, the chair observed a quorum.

51. Alabama Attractions: WorldWeb Travel Guide To Attractions In Alabama, United Sta alabama attraction guide featuring sights, museums, family attractions, art galleries,historic sites, zoos, parks, and other tourist attractions in alabama http://www.alabama.worldweb.com/SightsAttractions/

If you're planning your visit to Alabama, or a local looking for something different to do, here are the attractions in and around Alabama! Educational Attractions Museums Science Centres Nature Experiences Natural Wonders Miscellaneous Amusement Parks Attractions Cultural Venues Out of Town ... Specialty Attractions Ramada Plaza Interstate Highway 65 Airpo - an award winning Ramada Plaza Candlewood Suites - Birmingham - designed specifically for the business traveler You are here: Home United States Alabama My Travel ... FAQ Published by: Important Notice: World Web Technologies Inc

52. Texas Council For The Humanities trips to these museums and to alabama sites crucial to Reach to Small and Rural museums lays out driving tour brochures or booklets of local historic sites. http://www.public-humanities.org/extendingthereach.html

Extending the Reach: Model Humanities Projects that Provide Humanities Services for Underserved Audiences The Model Humanities Projects initiative has supported, in two phases, the planning and implementation of partnerships between state humanities councils and institutions within their states. These grants provide impetus for innovative partnerships and creative programming that engage new audiences with the humanities. As these projects have matured, the partner organizations have assumed responsibility for them and are developing ways to extend the reach of the humanities even further. The September workshop will bring together the organizations that are implementing the planned projects. It will foster the exchange of ideas and experiences as well as brainstorming about the projects and the partnerships they have sparked. One issue that will be of special concern will be that of evaluation: how they will know that their projects have made a difference. Alabama A curriculum guide will introduce K-12 teachers to the historical resources of the Alabama civil rights movement. The guide is being developed by the Alabama Humanities Foundation (http://www.ahf.net) in collaboration with the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute and the National Voting Rights Museum in Selma. It will offer classroom activities to supplement field trips to these museums and to Alabama sites crucial to the civil rights movement. Alaska Idaho Louisiana The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (http://www.leh.org) created two manuals to help rural towns develop humanities programs. "Extending the Reach to Small and Rural Museums" lays out the components of mounting exhibits and the interpretive and educational projects that complement them. "Developing Our Town Community History Projects" provides small communities the methods of telling their stories accurately and professionally by means of a community history book, a permanent community history exhibit, a community history website, and walking and/or driving tour brochures or booklets of local historic sites.

53. Nike People The Board of Trustees Indiana State museums and historic sites 202 N.alabama Street Indianapolis, IN 46204. CALL FOR ACTION! NATIONAL http://ed-thelen.org/npg-v1-3.html

Back to Home Page Please note: this is a scanned, OCRed, HTMLed version of the original text. Some art work and the data on the group officers is not included. Also the petition for Indiana Citizens only is not included. THE NIKE PRESERVATION GROUP NEWSLETTER A Nonprofit Organization Dedicated to the Preservation of American Cold War History Volume 1, Issue 3 1 October 1998 E-Mail dspeterson@musa.org The Nike Preservation Group, 211277 Clare Avenue, Noblesville, Indiana 46060 The Nike Preservation Group became incorporated as a nonprofit organization effective September 16, 1998 DECISION ON ACQUISITION This month The Indiana Division of Museums and Historic Sites will meet to decide whether to consider acquisition of the C47 Launcher Area as a State Historic Site. The Board of Trustees (for the Division of State Museums and Historic Sites) will review the application and consider adding the site to the state's landholdings. The official position of The Nike Preservation Group is that the State of Indiana has a responsibility to acquire and preserve this site for future generations. The Group has presented a plan to the state which would allow The Nike Preservation Group to provide the means to preserve and restore the site. The Group's plan was submitted as part of the application to the Indiana State Museums and Historic Sites. Please send your letters in support of the C47 Launcher Area becoming a state-owned historic site to: The Board of Trustees Indiana State Museums and Historic Sites

54. Alabama Tourism: Find It FAST With TrueSearch alabama Information, Tourism Notes Wisconsin is packed with exciting attractionsand recreational opportunities. From worldclass museums and historic sites to http://ustourism.net/alabama/index.shtml

popupvarC = 'CENTRAL'; popupvarNE = 'NE'; popupvarNW = 'NW'; popupvarSE = 'SE'; popupvarSW = 'SW'; popupvarHelp = 'Keywords matches ANY wordPhrase matches EXACT phraseTo find a city select Phrase andsearch for city and state (City, ST)'; State of Alabama Search Help Search Criteria: Keywords Phrase Neighboring States: Florida Georgia Mississippi Tennessee ... City Locator Alabama Information Tourism Notes: W isconsin is packed with exciting attractions and recreational opportunities. From world-class museums and historic sites to top bike trails and parks, Wisconsin has it all. In Wisconsin, you'll find wonderful places and wonderful people. Wisconsin is a great natural beauty - from the woods and waters of the north to the hidden valleys and rolling countryside of the south - has been attracting visitors for well over a century. Wisconsin towns and cities offer many unexpected delights. Friendly people and genuine hospitality make everyone feel welcome. Search by Region 1) Select area from state map 2) Select county if desired 3) Select activity from list Entire State Area/County Activity Activity-Any Amusements Antiques Bed and Breakfasts Campgrounds Casinos Charter/Boat Trips Gift Shops Golf Hotel/Motel Hunting/Fishing Guides Marinas Museums Nightclubs Parks Pro Shops Resorts Restaurants Skiing Sporting Goods/Bait Tours Other This site uses advanced features and is best viewed with v4+ browsers.

55. Leisure Group Travel, Nov/Dec 2001 - Living History Museums OLD alabama TOWN. It includes a variety of period homes, stores, craft shops andmuseums in its 173acre historic area. JAMESTOWN/YORKTOWN historic sites. http://www.leisuregrouptravel.com/current/112001-living_history.php

Archives Subscribe Advertise Reference Living History Museums by George Lowden ALABAMA ALABAMA CONSTITUTION VILLAGE 109 Gates Avenue Huntsville, AL 35801 www.earlyworks.com A living history museum erected where statehood was granted to Alabama. Costumed villagers lead visitors on a tour of an early 19th century working village. In the spring, interpreters weave baskets, quilt, and make lye soap in the old-fashioned way. In the colder months, they dip candles, dye textiles, smoke meats and grind sausage. OLD ALABAMA TOWN 301 Columbus Street Montgomery, AL 36104 www.oldalabamatown.com A collection of authentically restored 19th and early 20th century buildings and gardens stretching along six blocks in historic downtown, which offer a glimpse of the daily lifestyles, work activities and leisure traditions of early Alabamans. ARKANSAS HISTORIC ARKANSAS MUSEUM 200 East Third Street Little Rock, AR 72201

56. NH Historical Society - Time Travelers List alabama Southern Museum of Flight Birmingham Alaska Sitka historical Society BankeMuseum - Portsmouth New Mexico Kit Carson historic museums - sites in Taos http://www.nhhistory.org/timetravellist.html

Time Travelers Organizations A special program called Time Travelers gives New Hampshire Historical Society members free or reduced admission to museums and historic sites across the United States. Use your New Hampshire Historical Society membership card for terrific benefits at these participating organizations. Check back often for updates on this growing network of destinations. Alabama Southern Museum of Flight - Birmingham Alaska Sitka Historical Society - Isabel Miller Museum - Sitka Arizona Arizona Historical Society - Tucson Mohave Museum of History and Art - Kingman Sharlott Hall Museum - Prescott Show Low Historical Museum - Show Low Arkansas Arkansas Territorial Restoration - Little Rock Old Independence Regional Museum - Batesville Rogers Historical Museum - Rogers Shiloh Museum of Ozark History - Springdale California California Historical Society - San Francisco Golden State Museum - Sacramento Japanese American National Museum - Los Angeles Maritime Museum of Monterey - Monterey Northern Mariposa County History Center - Coulterville San Diego Historical Society - San Diego Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation - Santa Barbara Colorado Centennial Village Museum - Greeley Colorado Historical Society - sites in Denver, Fort Garland, Platteville, Georgetown, Leadville, La Jara, Pueblo, Trinidad, Montrose

57. ADAH: Alabama Moments (Standard Resources For Teaching Alabama History) Tuscaloosa University of alabama Press, 1982; revised 1996. A comprehensive guideto historic sites, battlefields, museums, Indian and pioneer settlements http://www.alabamamoments.state.al.us/Resources.html

Home Contents Standard Resources Standard Resources for Teaching Alabama History Books: Brown, Lynda W., Donald B. Dodd, Lloyd H. Cornett Jr., and Alma D. Steading. Alabama History: An Annotated Bibliography . Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1998. A recent bibliography of books, dissertations, and articles arranged by time period and subject. Griffith, Lucille. Alabama: A Documentary History to 1900 . Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press , 1968; revised 1972. An excellent compilation of original primary source documents from the colonial period through the nineteenth century. Hamilton, Virginia Van der Veer. Alabama: A Bicentennial History . New York: W. W. Norton and Company, 1977. A very good, readable history written as part of the State Bicentennial Series. and Jacqueline A. Matte. Seeing Historic Alabama: Fifteen Guided Tours . Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press , 1982; revised 1996. A comprehensive guide to historic sites, battlefields, museums, Indian and pioneer settlements, Civil War sites, covered bridges, and festivals. Includes maps, illustrations, and commentary. Rogers, William Warren, Robert David Ward, Leah Rawls Atkins, and Wayne Flynt.

58. African American Resources ALGenWebEthnic GroupsAfricanAmericanMuseums and historic sites of alabama. ALGenWebEthnicGroupsAfrican-AmericanMuseums and historic sites of alabama. http://members.aol.com/blountal/Museum.html

ALGenWeb Ethnic Groups African-American :Museums and Historic Sites of Alabama African-American Museums and Historic Sites of Alabama Birmingham Civil Rights District Birmingham Civil Rights District Tour gives information on the various sites in the Civil Rights District. Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Black Heritage Museum of West Alabama located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and associated with Stillman College. Civil Rights Memorial Designed by Maya Lin, the Memorial is located at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery. National Voting Rights Museum and Institute of Selma, Alabama. Old Depot Museum This Selma, Alabama museum contains memorabilia of the Civil Rights Movement and of such early Black leaders as Benjamin Sterling Turner, the ex-slave who became Selma's first Congressman during Reconstruction. Old Live Oak Cemetery of Selma, Alabama - burial place of of Benjamin Sterling Turner, first black congressman (1870) from Alabama. Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail National Parks and Conservation Association. 500 Howard Place, NW

59. Alabama Profile - Alabama - Local Hotels, Schools, Colleges, Newspapers - EPodun map of alabama (Large image) Topographic image of alabama. counties, colleges, schooldistricts, museums and other also provides links to Web sites presented by http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=1

60. Site Map Washington Craft Shops Score 100% 2134. alabama Water Sports Score 100% 2135. AlaskaHistoric sites Score 100% 2190. North Dakota museums Score 100% 2201. http://www.amparks.net/site_map/index14.shtml

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