Utah: Eyes of the Earth
Chu Yun and Lu Yun arrived in San Francisco in 1868 with something of a plan:Chu would get a job as a geologist for the railroad and his daughter Lu — well, that was unclear. But when the railroad hiring office made it clear that Chu would only be hired as a laborer, Lu then knew exactly what she would do: pretend to be a man and join her father. They were then assigned to a very important section of the railroad in Promontory, Utah — the section where the Transcontinental Railroad would be completed.
Note: Though this is historical fiction and the characters have been developed to accommodate a story, their attributes and development may be useful as reference points and inspirations.
FIFTY: The Stars, the States, and the Stories
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In this story based in Delaware, we learn about the American Experiment through the experience of ordinary citizens who do extraordinary things.
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Pennsylvania: Three Men and a Bell
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New Jersey: Miss Barton’s Free School
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