This site was created for the History and New Media graduate course at George Mason University. I scanned all of the images on the site, and performed all of the research in relevant primary and secondary sources on the period. I created the film on the home page using clips from the Library of Congress. As a volunteer at th.

Interpreting the past for the present. The Olympia Living History Crew. Men of Colour in WWI. The Enlistment, Training, and Organisation of Crews for our New Ships 1891. WWI Flags and Naval Rank Insignia. Getting a start in Living History- School of the Recruit. Achieving the look of the period.

Posted by lprice3 under Clio II. For my first project, I attempted to color in. An engraving of Frederick Douglass escaping slavery. Frederick Douglass was simply a nineteenth-century James Brown? Check out those red pants! Gerard T. Altoff, in his book.

The importance of being zealous. I took time out during finals to spend two days at the National Archives, attending the World War II Provenance Research Seminar. The premise for the event was the announcement of the International Portal for Nazi-Era Cultural Propert. Until then, however, I just exert authority over my own tiny realm of data.