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| Between
Fences
The United States as we know it could
not have been settled and built without fences; they continue
to be an integral part of the nation. Fences stand for security:
we use them to enclose our houses and neighborhoods. They
are decorative structures that are as much part of the landscape
as trees.
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| Journey Stories
Our transportation history is more than trains, boats, buses, cars, and wagons. The development of transportation technology was largely inspired by the human drive for freedom. Journey Stories will examine the intersection between modes of travel and Americans’ desire to feel free to move. The story is diverse and focused on immigration, migration, innovation, and freedom. It is accounts of immigrants coming in search of promise in a new country; stories of individuals and families relocating in search of fortune, their own homestead, or employment; the harrowing journeys of Africans and Native Americans forced to move; and, of course, fun and frolic on the open road.
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