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| HP 1 | Keene During the 1920s A social history of Keene during the 1920s. |
Lesson Plans
| LP 4 | Child Labor & Progressive Reform in New Hampshire This lesson plan is design for grades 9-12, yet can be adapted for middle school students. It was developed in conjunction with a traveling exhibit created and mounted by the New Hampshire Historical Society entitled Before Their Time: Child Labor Through the Lens of Lewis Hine. This lesson plan consists of background information and an article on child labor and progressive reform in New Hampshire; 13 images taken by Lewis Hine of child laborers in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine between 1909 and 1911; 6 activities, which include reading comprehension and questions, classroom discussion questions, photograph and political cartoon analysis, writing, and drawing; and bibliography. |
| LP 5 | Lewis Hine and Child Labor: Photographic Interpretation This lesson plan is design for students studying New Hampshire history and developing skills in photographic interpretation. It was developed in conjunction with a traveling exhibit created and mounted by the New Hampshire Historical Society entitled Before Their Time: Child Labor Through the Lens of Lewis Hine. This lesson plan consists of background information on Lewis Hine, child labor, and progressive reform in New Hampshire; 13 images taken by Lewis Hine of child laborers in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine between 1909 and 1911; classroom discussion questions; activities on photographic interpretation; and bibliography. |
Time Lines
| TL 7 | Keene, New Hampshire: 1890 to 1930 | TL 11 | Keene in the 1920s |
Monadnock Moments
| MM 003 | Carleton Ellis, Margarine Inventor |
| MM 009 | Marlow Fire of 1916 |
| MM 010 | Thayer Portable Houses |
| MM 011 | The Murder of Asahel Dunton |
| MM 016 | The Steamobile Company of America |
| MM 019 | The Newburyport Silver Company |
| MM 037 | "Watch the Wear" Overalls |
| MM 056 | Tiffin's Business Institute |
| MM 063 | The Leffingwell Hotel |
| MM 069 | Poison in the Sugar |
| MM 075 | The Apollo Exerciser |
| MM 081 | Traffic Regulations of 1914 |
| MM 085 | The Bank in the Jewelry Store |
| MM 089 | The Dream of Shinbone Shack |
| MM 094 | The Thompson Nine |
| MM 105 | A Message from the Sky |
| MM 115 | A President Visits Cheshire County |
| MM 140 | George Polley, Dare-Devil |
| MM 143 | Temple Lithia Spring |
| MM 144 | Keene's Record Holder |
| MM 145 | Crash at the Driving Park |
| MM 171 | The Horatian Tower |
| MM 179 | Murder in Mexico |
| MM 180 | Keene's First Airport |
| MM 184 | Mason Calls England |
| MM 190 | The Keene, Marlow and Newport Electric Railroad |
To reserve any of these educational materials, please contact the Director of Education, Tom Haynes by email or at 352-1895.
