World History
I have not covered genealogy much in this blog. It is not a part of history that interests me a whole lot. However, I found Dead Fred's Genealogy Photo Archive to be a fun and useful site so I thought I should write about it here.
Dead Fred's is a searchable database for genealogy enthusiasts looking for long-lost family contains thousands of identified and mystery orphan photos from the 19th and 20th centuries. It allows users to contribute photos and the site is easy to search.
From the site:
Trace your roots for FREE with our searchable database containing thousands of identified and mystery photos for genealogy enthusiasts looking for long-lost family. Anyone who finds a photo of a direct ancestor that is owned by the archive will receive the photo for free.
- Footnote.com Launches The Largest Collection Of World War Ii Photos On The Web
Footnote.com Launches the Largest Collection of World War II Photos on the Web Snapp Conner PR for Footnote.com Jeremy Kartchner, (801) 994-9625 [email protected] Footnote.com today announced the addition of thousands of US Air Force photos to their...
- Photos Of Lost Cities
Photos of Lost Cities. This site has a large collection of photos from the world's lost and in-ruins cities. The cities are on several different continents and from various ancient time periods. There are a lot of photos here. The site has a blog...
- Add Text To Photos
You can add text to photos with this app called Phonto Photo. It's available for both Apple and Android devices and very easy to use. You can place the text anywhere on the photo and size it. And it's free! Thanks to my colleague, Jeff Feinstein,...
- Wow: History's Most Iconic Photos In Color
This blog, which I discovered on Twitter through a posting by teacher Ron Peck, has copies of many iconic photos in color, side-by-side like the VJ day photo above. It's pretty cool. ...
- What Was The Holocaust- Two Websites
My colleague, Jeff Feinstein sent me these great links. Two museums about the Holocaust, one in Israel and one in the US at the Holocaust Memorial. Both are outstanding. I explored the the one in Israel maintained by the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes'...
World History
Dead Fred's Genealogy Photo Archive
I have not covered genealogy much in this blog. It is not a part of history that interests me a whole lot. However, I found Dead Fred's Genealogy Photo Archive to be a fun and useful site so I thought I should write about it here.
Dead Fred's is a searchable database for genealogy enthusiasts looking for long-lost family contains thousands of identified and mystery orphan photos from the 19th and 20th centuries. It allows users to contribute photos and the site is easy to search.
From the site:
Trace your roots for FREE with our searchable database containing thousands of identified and mystery photos for genealogy enthusiasts looking for long-lost family. Anyone who finds a photo of a direct ancestor that is owned by the archive will receive the photo for free.
- Footnote.com Launches The Largest Collection Of World War Ii Photos On The Web
Footnote.com Launches the Largest Collection of World War II Photos on the Web Snapp Conner PR for Footnote.com Jeremy Kartchner, (801) 994-9625 [email protected] Footnote.com today announced the addition of thousands of US Air Force photos to their...
- Photos Of Lost Cities
Photos of Lost Cities. This site has a large collection of photos from the world's lost and in-ruins cities. The cities are on several different continents and from various ancient time periods. There are a lot of photos here. The site has a blog...
- Add Text To Photos
You can add text to photos with this app called Phonto Photo. It's available for both Apple and Android devices and very easy to use. You can place the text anywhere on the photo and size it. And it's free! Thanks to my colleague, Jeff Feinstein,...
- Wow: History's Most Iconic Photos In Color
This blog, which I discovered on Twitter through a posting by teacher Ron Peck, has copies of many iconic photos in color, side-by-side like the VJ day photo above. It's pretty cool. ...
- What Was The Holocaust- Two Websites
My colleague, Jeff Feinstein sent me these great links. Two museums about the Holocaust, one in Israel and one in the US at the Holocaust Memorial. Both are outstanding. I explored the the one in Israel maintained by the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes'...