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Intro/Background

• What's your research about?

Mission: Creating shared "Reusable Learning Objects" (RLO) ...

http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/lifelonglearning/forums/

Sources

 

• ISBN: 1-4120-7037-6 French-Indian Families In America's West

by Irma R. Miller (1988/2005)

• ISBN: 0-374-52958-2 Before LEWIS and CLARKE

by Shirley Christian (2004)

• ISBN: 1-58592-080-0 Traveling the Oregon Trail

by Julie Fanselow (1996/2001)

• ISBN: 0-9656695-7-2 Exploring the Kaw Valley
  • by Lynn Byczynski (2002)
  • EPA-KDHE: Caring for the Kaw: A Citizens Guide to Protecting Water Quality

 

 

distributed by Kaw Valley Heritage Alliance (1997-2007)

EPA Region 7 - The Kansas River Watershed Enhancement Initiative

Thesis: KU-Community Toolbox Social Network Analysis (SNA)

 

Recent Accomplishments. Rollin’ Down the River Festival: ... Caring for the Kaw: ... Nearly 300 educational A Citizen’s Guide to Protecting Water Quality www.epa.gov/region7/citizens/cbep/ks_river.htm

 

Ideas for TnT eJournal entries

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Dropping the Ball by

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Do Tell by

Alison Reber @ 2007-02-19 11:04:00 (134 bytes)

 

Re: Do Tell by

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Re: Dropping the Ball by

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Re: Dropping the Ball by

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Hyperlink URL Testing by

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1-Buffalo Trails (1740-1871) by

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Re: (1) BioGEOgraphy or Oral History Remarks by

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2-Traveling in a Sacred Manner: The Pawnee Trail by

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3-Fabled Journeys and Furs: Spanish and French Exploration in Kansas by

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Re: (3) BioGEOgraphy or Oral History Remarks by

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4-Solving the Mystery of the West: Early Explorers (1748-1846) by

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5-Making the Eagle Scream: John Charles Fremont by

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6-River Highway to the Interior by

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7-Santa Fe Trial and Trade (1821-1872) by

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8-Ranches Along the Santa Fe Trail by

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9-George Catlin's Journey into a New World by

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10-Go West: On the Overland Trail (1840-1860) by

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11-Hard travelling: Families on the Overland Journey by

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12-Gold Seekers Cross Kansas by

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13-Trail to the Top (1858) by

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Re: (13) Trail to the Top (1858) by

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14-Emigrant Trails into Kansas (1854-1862) by

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Re: (14) Emigrant Trails into Kansas (1854-1862) by

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15-The Kaw: A River Highway (KVHA River Roots) by

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16-Wagons West: Overland Freight and Stagecoach Lines by

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17-The Pony Comes Through: Short-Lived Pony Express Saga by

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18-Freedom's Route: Underground Railroad in Kansas (1830-1861 by

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19-From Trail to Rail: Steel Serpent Comes to Kansas (Land Grants) by

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20-Railroads and Rainfall: Promoting ... Paradise on the Plains by

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21-The Camera Tells the Truth: Early Western Photographers by

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22-The Chisholm Trail (1867-1877) by

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23-The Cowboys Daily Routine on the Chisholm Trail by

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24-Good Roads, Good Business by

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25-Turnpike, Traffic and Tourists (KVHA Pathfinder Passports) by

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26-Learning from Kansas ... ( Kanza: Comm Unity of Practice) by

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Re: (26) Eco-History Trails-N-Tales by

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Honoring Hidden Hometown Heroes (7224am) by

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The Mormon Battalion Marches Again

 

... FFNHA Hyperportal ... Mormon Battalion - Trek 2008-2009

• By Paul D Lyman and Kristin Winterton

  MBT-2008 DGCO Willow Springs WOK

   

It all started when Kevin Henson’s 11-year-old Boy Scout patrol took part in a “living history event” in Bay City, Michigan, in 2002.

The Bay County Historical Society hosts an annual event along the Saginaw River called “The River of Time.”

Reenactors from all time periods are invited — from archaic Indians, French voyageurs, Revolutionary War, Civil War, all the way up to the Gulf War.

 

In 2002, Henson’s scouts reenacted the role of the Mormon Battalion, thereby representing the Mexican-American War.

Their participation has now become a staple of the “River of Time” and has grown in numbers and scope to include about 50-60 local members of the Church and community.

 

Quad States' Trails related resources:  

History May Be Searched in Vain - A Military History of the Mormon Battalion by Sherman L. Fleek (2006)

 

A concise history of the Mormon Battalion in the Mexican War, 1846-1847

    Tyler, Daniel, 1816-

 

Personal Author:	Tyler, Daniel, 1816-
Title:	A concise history of the Mormon Battalion in the Mexican War, 1846-1847.
Publication info:	Chicago, Rio Grande Press \1964\
Physical descrip:	376 p.
Series:	(Rio Grande classic)
General Note:	First published in 1881
Held by:	CENTRAL
Corporate subject:	United States. Army. Mormon Battalion.
Subject term:	Mormons.
Subject term:	Mexican War, 1846-1848.