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Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park Archives Intern – 400 hours
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The City and County of DenverDenver, CO -
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National Council on Public History
Awards that Recognize Excellence in the Field Submissions accepted for Book and other Awards | Deadline Nov. 1, 2022
Visit ncph.org/about/awards/ for guidelines and instructions on how to apply.
Mountain Home Air Force Base, Ready Alert Facility,
Elmore County, Idaho
Protecting America: National Historic Landmark Theme Study on Cold War Defensive Sites by the U.S. National Park Service.
The National Historic Landmarks Program is pleased to announce the release of a new theme study, Protecting America: Cold War Defensive Sites, prepared by John S. Salmon as a National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers (NCSHPO) consultant, with the assistance of the Cold War Advisory Committee. This study considers the Cold War period to be from the detonation of the first two atomic bombs in 1945 to the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. The historic context section introduces the ways in which international affairs and the political and military challenges of the Cold War era influenced the weapons systems and defense programs of the United States. A study list includes 24 potential Cold War NHLs for consideration. The complete accessible PDF is available on the National Historic Landmarks Program website .