Historical Records
Learning Activities
Life in New Netherland
Life after the Revolution: Military Tract Map and Deeds
Manumission of Mink
Petition from Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Analyzing a Photograph: Ely S. Parker and Ulysses S. Grant
Mapping Change Over Time
Then and Now: Rural Life in New York
Defining Community: Buffalo and the 1915 New York State Census
Annual Report of the M.C. Lawton Civic and Cultural Club
The Influence of Banks on the Economy
Communism and the Red Scare
New York Relations with the Mohawk
Sarah Bishop and Help for the Poor
Grand Celebration of the Erie Canal in Geneva, New York
Life and Death in the 1860s
The Civil War Draft: 1863 List of Substitute Deserters, Oswego
Crime and Punishment
Public Persuasion: Vote No! Erie Canal Broadside
Censorship during World War I
Rationing during World War II
Protesting the Vietnam War
Citizen Taking Action for the Environment
Things Left Behind
Life of the Enslaved in New York State
Circus and the Financial Panic of 1837
Civil War Recruitment Broadside
John Brown Death Census
Analyzing Photographs: Theodore Roosevelt
The Cost of Industrialization
Understanding Author's Point of View: Hamilton Fish's Letter to his Father
Japanese Americans in New York during World War II
Impact of 9/11: The Role of the American Red Cross
Section IV - Using Historical Records in the Classroom
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Section I - Learning About Historical Records