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NHD 2017: CMHEC Topic Ideas – Urban Planning, Housing, Architecture, Environment

September 26, 2016 by PSN Leave a Comment

These curated resource lists coincide with the order of the topic ideas listed in the Chicago Metro History Fair (formerly CMHEC) NHD 2017 theme-related topic ideas. The links lead to resources from the Primary Source Nexus and the Library of Congress (LOC.gov) unless otherwise noted. Note: U.S. historic newspaper coverage is from 1789-1922 unless otherwise noted. Burnham and the City Beautiful Today in History: Daniel Burnham background & primary sources Featured Source: 1893 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Primary Source Picks Tagged With: 1893, architecture, articles, automobile laws, automobiles, chicago, chicago edison, chicago gas light, chicago highways, Chicago Metro History Education Center, chicago parks, chicago playgrounds, Chicago Settlement Houses, CMHEC, CMHEC 2017, commonwealth edison, daniel burnham, economics, economy, electricity, environment, frank lloyd wright, frederick law olmstead, gas, highways, Housing, illinois, Illinois Public Utilities Commission, images, legislation, louis h. sullivan, mary mcdowell, mckinley park, newspaper articles, nhd, nhd 2017, parks, photographs, photos, playground movement, Power, public utilities, Public Utilities Act, Richard Nickel, samuel insull, september, south park commission, streets, Urban League, Urban planning, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Women’s Trade Union League, world's columbian exposition, world's fair

NHD 2015: CMHEC Topic Ideas – Economics, Science, and Art, Architecture & Design

October 7, 2014 by PSN Leave a Comment

Below you will find Library of Congress resources curated by TPS-Barat that relate to National History Day 2015 topic ideas from the Chicago Metro History Education Center. This set specifically focuses on the economy, scientific innovation, art, architecture, and design but all topic ideas are related to the 2015 NHD theme: Leadership & Legacy in History. Links to more NHD and CMHEC content follow this resource list. NOTE: historical newspaper coverage is from 1836-1922 Economy The … [Read more...]

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Today in History: Guggenheim Museum

October 21, 2013 by PSN Leave a Comment

Today in History–October 21–the Library of Congress features the Guggenheim Museum, opened on this day in 1959. This contemporary art museum designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright was the brainchild of Solomon Guggenheim as a way to promote art and art education. Find out more by visiting the Today in History section, then click the links below to uncover related resources. Guggenheim Museum image set Solomon Guggenheim image set Solomon Guggenheim historical newspaper … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Primary Source Picks Tagged With: 10 21, 50s, 60s, art, art education, art museum, contemporary art, frank lloyd wright, guggenheim, guggenheim museum, museum, october, october 21, solomon guggenheim, TH, today in history

City Spotlight: Chicago, Illinois

March 8, 2013 by PSN 1 Comment

PSN primary source collections Jane Addams & Hull House John Peter Altgeld Daniel Burnham Frank Lloyd Wright Anarchist Emma Goldman Dizzy Gillespie Louis H. Sullivan Chicago Cubs First American Automobile Race Great Chicago Fire Nuclear Fission Teaching resources Guided primary source analyses The Red Flag or the Anarchists of Chicago 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition School Strike Learning from the Source: Chicago Meatpackers … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Primary Source Picks Tagged With: anarchists, chicago, chicago black sox, chicago cubs, chicago daily news, chicago day book, chicago eagle, chicago fire, chicago white sox, city spotlight, cs, daniel burnham, frank lloyd wright, haymarket affair, illinois, jane addams, life histories, march, meatpackers, primary source spotlight, pss, wpa

Today in History: Frank Lloyd Wright

June 8, 2012 by PSN Leave a Comment

Today in History—June 8—the Library of Congress features architect Frank Lloyd Wright, born on this day in 1867. Famous for his Prairie School houses, Wright also produced innovative yet practical plans for public buildings. His personal life, however was quite the opposite of his architecture. Learn more by the Today in History section, then click the links below to access more resources about this architectural visionary. Frank Lloyd Wright stories from America's Library Frank Lloyd … [Read more...]

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