This slideshow documents sites related to history and education that Dr. Bruce B. Scovill visited from 2010-2015. It includes photographs he took at locations such as Fort Laramie WY, the Denver Art Museum CO, Lincoln's boyhood cabin IN, and Plimoth Plantation MA. The sites showcase Scovill's interest in topics like the Oregon Trail, Civil War history, and Native American history. They provide evidence that he continues to conduct research and bring real-life experiences into the classroom.

1. Promotion and Tenure
Page 8
Collateral Evidence
for Dr. Bruce B. Scovill

2. Continuing to bring real life
experiences to the classroom
Denver Convention Center, site of
2010 NCSS National Conference

3. 2010
All of the photographs in this slide show were
taken by Assistant Professor Scovill or, where
noted, his daughter Clara during the years
specified. All were more than “drive-bys.”

4. Fort Hartsuf, Nebraska

5. Railroad history continues to be an interest and an area of research
for me. This is a Russell Snow Plow on a siding in Scottsbluff, NE.

6. Though not the Smithsonian,
the Denver Art Museum,
as are all museums, is a
source of artistic
rejuvenation for me.
2010 NCSS Keynote Speaker
Kareem Abdul Jabbar

7. The Badlands, South Dakota

8. Mt. Rushmore, SD

9. Crazy Horse
Monument, SD
photo by Clara Scovill

10. Devil’s Tower,
Wyoming

11. Fort Laramie, WY

12. Oregon Trail Ruts
National Historic Site, WY

13. Scottsbluff, NE

14. 2011

15. The last
fully operational
LST from WWII
Evansville, IN

16. Abandoned railroad coaling tower c.1900
Irvington, Kentucky

17. Henry Clay house Lexington, KY

18. Site of the
Scopes
Monkey Trial
Dayton, Tennessee

19. Inside a B-17 Jefferson City, MO

20. Fort Adkison, NE

21. Fort Adkison, NE

22. Lincoln’s home Springfield, Illinois

23. Coaching duties continue

25. Mary Washington’s home Fredericksburg,
Virginia: an early morning drive-by before we
parked.

26. The Stone Wall along the Sunken Road. Site of
horrific Civil War battle Fredericksburg, VA

27. Ford’s Theatre

29. The new
Martin Luther King, Jr.
statue
Washington, D.C.

30. Horatio Greenough’s
George
Washington

31. Showtime in our nation’s capital

32. Baltimore,
Maryland

33. Fort McHenry, MD

34. B & O R.R. Museum
Baltimore, MD

35. On the president’s
Domestic Agenda?
Homeless sleeping under tarps in Washington, D.C.

36. 2011 NCSS
Keynote Speaker
Judy Woodruff

37. 2012

38. Problem on the home front

39. Laura Ingalls Wilder’s home
Mansfield, Missouri

40. The Stone Cottage
Mansfield, MO photo by Susan Scovill

41. Modern shrine at
New Harmony, Indiana
site of the 19th
Century
utopian community

42. Lincoln’s boyhood cabin
Spencer County, Indiana

43. Zachary Taylor’s
tomb and
gravesite
Louisville, KY

44. AP Reading Louisville, KY

45. A Museum “fix.” Chicago, Illinois

47. The Art
Institute of
Chicago

48. High Quality research requires the
use of all of our senses.

49. Hull House Chicago, IL

50. Art and Architecture
are inseparable.

51. Community Service?

52. Puget Sound, Washington

53. NCSS in Seattle

54. Rick Steves: Preaching to the Choir

55. NCSS 2012 Keynote Speakers:
Sandra Day O’Connor & Gerda Weissmann

56. 2013
A year filled with research and
writing for my terminal degree

57. Extra time spent reading & writing

58. Parks and Rec coaching continued
LU graduate Kristina Hein assisting

59. Time out was taken
from writing to make
a Halloween costume.

60. 2014

61. Nicodemus, Kansas

62. Site of the Sand Creek Massacre, Colorado

63. Great Sand Dunes National Monument, CO

64. Investigations in a Railway graveyard
Alamosa, CO

66. Mesa Verde, CO

68. Japanese Interment Camp ruins Amache,
CO

69. Fort Larned, Kansas

70. George Rogers Clark Memorial
Vincennes, Indiana

71. An M3 “Lee”
WWII era Tank
Louisville, KY

72. More “Fall Ball”

73. Plimoth Plantation,
Massachusetts

74. Native American discussion panel at
Plimoth Plantation

75. Mayflower II,
Plymouth, MA

76. Beacon Hill
Boston, MA

77. Granary Cemetery,
Boston

78. The Massachusetts 54th

79. Providence,
Rhode Island

80. NCSS 2014
Keynote Speaker:
Ken Burns

81. 2015

82. Terminal Degree earned SP2015

83. Thebes, Illinois

84. Chattanooga, Tennessee as viewed from
Lookout Mountain, Georgia

85. Frank Lloyd Wright’s
Rosenbuam House
Florence, Alabama

86. Helen Keller’s childhood home
Tuscumbia, AL