virtual exhibitions 
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7/19/2020
Make Digital History a National Common Ground
by Stewart D. McLaurin
No one should be at a disadvantage because they can’t visit D.C., or other historical landmarks like Presidential homes and libraries. We can take advantage of our increased dependence on online learning to inspire students, no matter where they live.
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4/26/2020
Historic Houses Turn to Technology Amid COVID-19 Closures
by Hana Hancock
Historic home sites have responded to the COVID crisis by developing online exhibits. More work remains to be done, and many cultural and historical institutions are in financial peril from the crisis, reports HNN's Social Media Editor.
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