This well-preserved 18th century colonial village was the site of numerous Indian raids, including a famous and well-documented attack in 1704.

Exhibition documenting the Civil Rights Movement in the United States presented by the Library of Congress. Includes personal stories, photos, and historical facts.

NPR has documented the Sago Mine Disaster and has also provided glimpses into the lives of mine workers and the coal culture of the Appalachians.

A succinct overview of the Regina Riots is provided here, with the strength of the site coming in the photographic documentation of the July,1 1935 riot.

A succinct overview of the Regina Riots is provided here, with the strength of the site coming in the photographic documentation of the July,1 1935 riot.

A succinct overview of the Regina Riots is provided here, with the strength of the site coming in the photographic documentation of the July,1 1935 riot.

A succinct overview of the Regina Riots is provided here, with the strength of the site coming in the photographic documentation of the July,1 1935 riot.

A succinct overview of the Regina Riots is provided here, with the strength of the site coming in the photographic documentation of the July,1 1935 riot.

A succinct overview of the Regina Riots is provided here, with the strength of the site coming in the photographic documentation of the July,1 1935 riot.

A succinct overview of the Regina Riots is provided here, with the strength of the site coming in the photographic documentation of the July,1 1935 riot.

This web page is part of a larger National Library of Canada online exhibit about the Canadian West. Here is a reprint from a 1801 report from explorer and fur trader David Thompson on his successful route through the Rocky Mountains.