The Massachusetts Historical Society has released History Source, a free digital collection of primary source documents from their collection, with intention of promoting the learning of U.S. History.
The MHS describes the site as “a free, easy-to-use resource hub for K–12 social studies, ELA, and civics classrooms.”
The ADE brings historical documents to life by helping editors preserve, interpret, and share important records from the past with the public.
Dear members of the ADE community, Following the annual business meeting and virtual sessions that took place June 22–23, we...
With the US semiquincentennial upon us, the Correspondence of Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore has published a new entry in...
The recent discovery of four new documents written by John Dickinson in 1775 has been reported by The New York Times. They offer...
From Aug. 3–6, eLaboratories will host Camp eLabs, a free, introductory workshop designed to support the planning of digital...
