We're 72 hours away from launching our real-time postings on the Battle of Lexington and Concord!

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#AmericanRevolution

This Sunday! It’s gonna be great weather, come get your car washed!

This camera belonged to photographer John A. Anderson who documented the Sičhą́ǧu Oyáte (Brulé Lakota) people and their transition to life on the Rosebud Reservation from the 1890s to 1920s. #ArchivesSnapshot #ArchivesHashtagParty US National Archives

📷: bit.ly/49h6MIp

Spring Break Trip to Colorado. Our son wanted to check out two colleges and tour their campus. We thought we would take the time to also enjoy Rocky Mountain National Park. Glad to be back home but enjoyed the time together.

Civil War Pioneers: Meet Some of America's First Female Nurses > U.S. Department of Defense > Story defense.gov/News/Feature-S… via Department of Defense 🇺🇸

I have fallen behind with #ShogunFX but thought my #HATM friends would enjoy this.
The hit series ‘Shogun’ is exposing more people to Japanese history. But how accurate is it? news.northeastern.edu/2024/03/25/sho… via Northeastern Global News

More than 600 Nebraska DECA students from 35 chapters competed in the 67th annual State Career Development Conference. Students placing first, second, or third qualified for the DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in California. education.ne.gov/press_release/…

These mansion museums reveal the grittier side of the Gilded Age- Starting the second industrial revolution topic when we get back from Spring Break. nationalgeographic.com/travel/article…

Very proud of all of our kids who gave up their two day break to compete at state DECA! Here are the results for those who placed in the top 8! Great work everyone and can’t wait for Cali!!

Today is the birthday of the North End’s most infamous businessman: Charles Ponzi.

His “steal from Peter to pay Paul” Ponzi scheme made him millions, allowing him to take over the Hanover Trust Bank on Hanover St. The scheme eventually collapsed, and the bank went under.

The Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs could consult with an expert to review Native American voting rights under a legislative proposal.

From Zach Wendling

nebraskaexaminer.com/briefs/knock-t…

#DYK Dr. Susan LaFlesche Picotte became the first Native American to receive a medical degree?

In 1913, she fulfilled her dream to open a hospital on the Omaha Reservation. Today it stands as the Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte Center. #ArchivesWomenInSTEM #ArchivesHashtagParty US National Archives

Nice interview here in Publishers Weekly, re my upcoming book. publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/au…

Kevin Costner has released the first full trailer for 'Horizon: An American Saga,' his wildly ambitious four-part post-Civil War Western epic

Congratulations, Omaha Westside High School – the 2024 NSAA Girls State Swimming Champions! #nebpreps

These rare photographs of Black families taken in Lincoln during the early 1900s by John Johnson may make him one of the great African American photographers of the 20th Century. Learn more about John Johnson + see more of his photos at youtu.be/mNCcaw5ULMA

#BlackHistoryMonth

Moses and Susan Speese with family near Westerville, Custer County, Nebraska. Sharecroppers, after the Civil War, the family escaped in 1873, before claiming Nebraska homestead land in 1882.

nps.gov/people/moses-a…
📷: Solomon D. Butcher Collection RG2608-1345

Ready for our review of Johnson and Reconstruction tomorrow. Students have watched an EdPuzzle to get an overview and tomorrow we are going to dissect this Nast Political Carton. Focusing on 4 parts has been my fav on image analysis.

So another book finished for my 2024 Book Challenge. I did really enjoy this book. It’s a very different read the Killers of the Flower Moon, but enjoyed this look at the British Navy in the 1700s.

This is a pretty cool interactive map. Ive been to a few of these places but there is a lot of history here. Black History Sites: Washington storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/f47da6…