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Teaching Buried History: English Language Arts Lesson- Highschool Senior Level, Lindenwood University
Teaching Buried History: English Language Arts Lesson- Highschool Senior Level, Lindenwood University
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Lesson plans: Teaching Buried History: English Language Arts Lesson- Highschool Senior Level
The Rural Cemetery Movement: The Origins Of Cemeteries Like Yours, Jeffrey Smith
The Rural Cemetery Movement: The Origins Of Cemeteries Like Yours, Jeffrey Smith
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The “rural cemetery movement” started in 1831 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, when Mount Auburn Cemetery opened. Others followed in other cities, responding to many of the same needs and cultural priorities. Paradoxically, these “rural” cemeteries were anything but rural in our context; they were a uniquely urban phenomenon, albeit located outside cities in the adjacent countryside. Within a decade or so, the rest of the ten largest cities in the United States (and a number of the smaller ones as well) had similar burial sites—Laurel Hill in Philadelphia, Green-Wood in Brooklyn, Green Mount in Baltimore, and Mount Hope in Rochester opened …
Rock Identification Guide, Lindenwood University
Rock Identification Guide, Lindenwood University
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An identification guide to the types of materials from which gravestones are made.
What Is Teaching Buried History?: An Introduction, Lindenwood University
What Is Teaching Buried History?: An Introduction, Lindenwood University
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A brief description on teaching buried history.
Teaching Buried History: Statistics Lesson- Highschool Senior Level, Lindenwood University
Teaching Buried History: Statistics Lesson- Highschool Senior Level, Lindenwood University
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Lesson Plans: Teaching Buried History: Statistics Lesson- Highschool Senior Level
Teaching Buried History: Social Studies Lesson, Lindenwood University
Teaching Buried History: Social Studies Lesson, Lindenwood University
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Lesson Plans-- Teaching Buried History: Social Studies Lesson