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Historical Cooking Books – 115 in a series – Mrs. Seely’s Cook Book (1902)
What might you find in these old cookbooks? What special recipes have been handed down to you? Share in the Comments! Historical Cooking Books – 115 in a series – Mrs. Seely’s Cook Book (1902) Available in PDF, Text, JPG … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: library of congress
It’s Magic! Ye Olde Hocus Pocus via the Library of Congress Blog [Shared]
It’s Magic! Ye Olde Hocus Pocus Read this entire book via Project Gutenberg Looking for a few good party tricks? Perhaps pulling a card from your sleeve, or a smooth shell game, or even a captivating decapitation? Harry Houdini had … Continue reading
Posted in Art-Architecture, Books, History, Shared Items
Tagged books, history, library of congress, loc, magic, shared
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Civics – 5 in a Series – Tracking Federal Legislation in Process with GovTrack.us
Tracking in-process legislation, especially at the Federal level, can be a bit difficult, but GovTrack.us has made it easier by listing bills in chronological order, Trending Bills in the news, and those bills of most interest to their users. Too often we … Continue reading
Posted in Civics, Current Events, Technology
Tagged bills, civics, data, federal, information, law, legislation, library of congress, news, publicdata, United States, voting
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Part of our neighborhood as of 1955 [History]
I have been going down the rabbit hole of archives lately and came across this Sanborn Fire Insurance Map last updated in 1955. It is always fun to see what has changed and, in some cases, what has remained the … Continue reading
Posted in Art-Architecture, California, Civics, History, LA, Los Angeles
Tagged archives, california, history, library of congress, los angeles, maps, sanborn fire insurance, van nuys
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