catalogs

Includes 216 captioned photographs depicting aspects of American life from 1860 to 1960 that are part of the collection of the National Archives.

Chronicles the history of the Roman Empire of Byzantium through an examination of art objects housed at the British Museum, covering a period that ranges from the founding of the capital city of Constantinople in 330 A.D., to its capture by the Ottoman Turks in 1453.

A resource guide to books and multimedia about American history for seventh through twelfth grades; providing lists of authors and titles in the categories of historical fiction, biography, history, CD-ROM, and video; organized by grade level within specific time periods; and includes annotated bibliographies of featured titles.

Presents an unabridged reproduction of the 1864 "Illustrated Catalogue of Arms and Military Goods," published by Schyler, Hartley, and Graham, suppliers of weapons, uniforms, furniture, and other items to the Union during the Civil War.