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Photo of student getting ready to race his solar car at the U.S. Department of Energy's Junior Solar Sprint/Hydrogen Fuel Cell (JSS/HFC) Car Competitions.

Junior Solar Sprint and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car Competitions focuses on designing and building solar and hydrogen fuel cell cars. Explore components...

Early Highways that Bind the Nation: Families on the Move, Six images with analysis questions

America on the Move tells how transportation changed America. A classroom activity guide looks at foods and...

District of Columbia. Bradford, T. G. 1802-1887. (Thomas Gamaliel),Published [Boston : T.G. Bradford, 1835].  Shows major streets and buildings.

Map Collections: 1544-1996 offers thousands of digitized online maps. The collections are broken into seven...

The canal was built mainly with hand tools and horse power. Construction did not simply begin at one end and progress steadily to the other end, leaving a finished canal in its wake. (David Demero, C

The Building of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal helps students realize the role canals played in western expansion and in the evolution...


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