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Living through “unprecedented times” was probably not the plan for most of us heading into 2020, but as the year comes to a close, we can certainly agree that it has been one to remember. For better or worse, the events of this year will be picked apart and studied for generations to come. Historians and researchers will want to […]
The Women’s March on January 21, 2017 was a unique and powerful moment in modern history. What began as one woman’s local event grew into the largest single-day protest in U.S. history.[1] Millions of protestors travelled to Washington, D.C. or a sister march in order to join the Women’s March. Never before had so many turned out in protest of […]
Today’s post was written by Ethan Adams, a previous student worker for Special Collections and Archives. Hello everyone! While working in Special Collections & Archives, my primary focus was organizing, inventorying, and processing the materials within the Little River Drainage District Collection. I provided reports to my supervisors at Special Collections & Archives and to the Little River Drainage District […]
Today’s blog post was written by guest author Alan Carver, an undergraduate student studying History at Southeast Missouri State University. The First World War was a major conflict lasting from 1914 to 1918 encompassing most of Europe and by the end of the war, all of the world’s major powers. World War I saw theaters of war […]
