Web Resources

Blog posts that describe websites useful for 1920s research

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    Web Review: Digital History Using New Technologies to Enhance Teaching and Research

    Overview The University of Houston has a Digital History site that covers “The First Americans” to “The 21st Century.” Each time period has sub sections containing an overview and related…

  • Web Review: NYCSHS Archives

    The New York Central System Historical Society online database, https://nycshs.omeka.net/, is a collection of primary and secondary sources put together by the society for everyone to access freely. The society…

  • Web Review by Zach Roth

    Website: This site is a very simple, most likely older look into historical events organized by decade.  It clearly provides both primary and secondary sources that are related to the…

  • Web Review: Tulsa History.org

    The website TulsaHistory.org is a website that offers a rich varied amount of history about the city of Tulsa Oklahoma. The website provides a concise list of sources for their…

  • Web Review: Art Deco Society of New York

    The Art Deco Society of New York’s website gives viewers insight about what Art Deco is, explores the style in use during the 1920s, specifically in New York City, the…

  • Thumbnail for the post titled: Web Review: Library of Congress

    Web Review: Library of Congress

    Content The Library of Congress has a multitude of primary sources relating to the 1920s. There are 240,324 primary sources related to the 1920s. These sources are split into categories…

  • Web Review: pbs.org

    Under the huge umbrella of PBS there is a sub-category on their website called “American Experience”, and in this subcategory are even more categories of images from a specific time…

  • Web Review: History.com

    The website history.com is a database that provides entertainment/”history” on various topics. The information on the site is not unreliable but it should also be avoided for serious papers. The…

  • Thumbnail for the post titled: Web Review: History.com: The Roaring Twenties

    Web Review: History.com: The Roaring Twenties

    Content “The Roaring Twenties” is an article by History.com meant to be an overview of the decade. The article is broken down into sections – The “New Woman,” Mass Communication…

  • Review: National Women’s History Museum – Crusade for the Vote

    The website that I chose for my website analysis assignment is the National Women’s History Museum (NWHM), specifically a sub they titled “Crusade for the Vote.” They have a wide…

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