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Right to the City collection

By Kathy Carroll for Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum

Experience the unique culture and history of Washington D.C.'s neighbourhoods through A Right to the City digital exhibit.

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The European fronts

Andria Olson, Branner Library Map Collections

Dig into the Branner Library Map Collections at Stanford University with this recent storytelling presentation.

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Serving the nation

Smithsonian Institution

Since 1846, the Smithsonian Institution has preserved American history for public reflection. View artifacts from key time periods.

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Finding Emily's flowers

John Hessler

Emily Dickinson called the ghost plant, Monotropa uniflora, the preferred flower of life. Search the forests of the eastern U.S. for this bloom.

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André versus Capability

Esri's StoryMaps team

Compare the art and influence of two prolific and influential garden designers of the 17th and 18th centuries.

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Grace and delight

Esri's StoryMaps team

Discover the evolution of public spaces in four American cities.

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Fifty-five years of LPC

NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

Follow the growth and legal milestones of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, decade by decade.

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Building Boston, shaping shorelines

Harvard Map Collection

Explore a Harvard Map Collection exhibition that illustrates the growth of Boston in the nineteenth century.

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The Voices of Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon Trust

Eleven tribes maintain cultural connections to the Grand Canyon. Read, listen, watch, and learn what the Grand Canyon means to five tribe members

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Travel in Bond's footsteps

Camilla Sevigny

Take a guided tour of real-life travel destinations featured in the Bond films—From Casino Royale to Spectre.

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Hasui sites of work

Grayson Mills

Discover the landscapes that influenced the work of modern woodblock print artist Kawase Hasui and the shin-hanga movement.

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Mapping Irish surnames

Esri's StoryMaps team

Search a map of Irish surnames for a veritable who's who of late 19th century Ireland.

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The travels of Indiana Jones

EntertainMaps.com

Follow the path of Indiana Jones in the film trilogy packed with action, adventure, and archaeology.

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Augmenting Amache

Eos Positioning Systems

Discover how the Mapping Amache project supports historical preservation by combining personal stories with 3D and augmented reality.

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Pancakes and silver

Stanford University Libraries

Map librarians at Stanford University extracted data from 1,500 19th-century mining maps to create 3D visualisations of Nevada's Comstock Lode.

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World War II: One man's story

Andy Skinner

Follow the journey of James Douglas Skinner, a young clerk at the local steel works who joined the Royal Air Force in 1941.

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New Jersey Underground Railroad Stops

State of New Jersey

Take a guided tour of New Jersey's historic underground railroad stops.

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Three Empires of Islam at the Metropolitan Museum

Sharon Kitchens

Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and explore the Three Empires of Islam exhibit through an historical lens.

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John Custis of Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists take a geographic dive into John Custis’ landholdings as a part of the Custis Square excavation. Learn more.

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Bombing missions of the Vietnam War

Cooper Thomas

Explore a visual record of the largest aerial bombardment in history.

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Women's suffrage

Christina Epperson

Consider the significant role of the western U.S. in the women's suffrage movement.

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Exploring New York City's Vibrant Street Art Scene

Sharon Kitchens

Stories of the city—I was here. Experience personal stories, history, and vibrant art in this walk through the graffiti-writing movement of NYC.

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History and the city

Allen Carroll

Compare old maps and new views of Manhattan through space and time.

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World heritage in danger

Esri's StoryMaps team

Some of the world's most remarkable places are at risk of being wiped off the map--unless UNESCO and its partners save them.

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Black tide rising

Cooper Thomas

Revisit the Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919.

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