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Welcome to the Crile Archives and Center for History Education Homepage  Crile Hospital, 1944-64; Cuyahoga Community College, Western Campus, 1966 to present. |
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National History Day 2007/2008 The time to start planning your projects for National History Day is NOW! This year's topic is "Conflict & Compromise in History." For help, contact the Crile Archives Center for History Education - your source for National History Day. |
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Museum Without Walls
The Museum Without Walls project is a concept which takes history to a new level. We endeavor to provide resources that convey a history that engages, enlightens, and tells a human story. The Museum Without Walls brings history resources to schools, teachers, and students. Through a variety of initiatives our Affiliates can work with teachers and students in a collaborative context at varied levels. |
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THE CRILE ARCHIVES & CENTER FOR HISTORY EDUCATION: Where Students Connect with History The Crile Archives began as a student project in 1994 as part of the 50th commemoration of WW II. Both the Archive and the College were designated as a "Commemorative Community" by the Department of Defense in 1995. The Crile Archives is a repository of 20th century military history. It contains documents, artifacts, and oral histories of veterans of WW I, WW II, the Korean war, and the Vietnam war. The most recent additions are a POW archive, Nurses, and African American veterans. Crile Hospital was in continuous service from 1944 until 1964. MISSION STATEMENT: The Crile Archives collection strives to honor all who served in the wars of the 20th century. The Crile Archives sustains the vision of Crile Hospital by active preservation of the historical record and by providing curricular resources for teachers and students. The Crile Archives continues to design history outreach programs that engage community groups as we continue the journey begun by Crile, progressing "from healing to learning. |
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Senators McCain and DeWine campaign at Tri-C’s Western Campus On Monday, August 21st Senators McCain and DeWine visited Cuyahoga Community College’s Western Campus in Parma. The visit drew both local and national media attention for the College and the Western Campus, as C-Span and Fox News covered the event.  The two Senators made a point of visiting the Crile Archives, Senator McCain being especially interested in the museum's collection of POW artifacts. Click here for more images. |
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HISTORIC MARKER DEDICATION Commemorating the Site of Crile General Hospital, Crile VA Medical Center, & the Western Campus of Tri-C  Click on image for historic marker text Made possible by: Tri-C Proud of Parma, Inc. Ohio Bicentennial Commission Ohio Historical Society |
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The Crile Archives have been designated as a World War II Commemorative Community    This site is also officially endorsed by the American Ex-Prisoners of War, the Veterans History project, National History Day, and it is a member of the History Channel Network.
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The Crile Archives are located in Ohio in the southwestern Greater Cleveland area, on the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College.  CuyahogaCommunity College
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