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The Shadow's Era: 1930s and 1940s Links

The 1930s and 1940s (General History):
American Cultural History: The Twentieth Century
Want more information about the era The Shadow lived in? Check out this informative site done by the Kingwood College Library (part of the North Harris College in Houston, Texas). Has some great links. Worth a look.

1930s Project
This site views the 1930s through film, newspapers, art, and radio. Check out the various links and clips featured.

The Yahoo Directory for the 1930s (U.S.)
You can start your research about the United States in the 1930s here. Tons of links to various aspects of this era.

The Yahoo Directory for The Great Depression (U.S.)
Learn more about the Great Depression in the United States.

The Yahoo Directory for the 1940s (U.S.)
You can start your research about the United States in the 1940s here. Tons of links to various aspects of this era.

Art Deco:
Art Deco
Besides the various Art Deco items you can purchase from this site, you can read up about the history of the style.

Decopix
For those of you interested in this style, this site offers lots of pictures of Art Deco architecture and artwork for your enjoyment.

Erté Art Deco Museum of Fashion and Theatre Designs
A Museum dedicated to fashion and stage designer Erté. Lots of beautiful works you can view, including Harpers Bazaar covers, sculpture, curtain designs, fashions, and more.

The Yahoo Directory for Art Deco
Tons of links to organizations, museums, and more. A great place to start your search.

Fashion:
The Costumer's Manifesto
A great site for researching fashion history and learning about costume making. The webmistress is a teacher and costume designer. Check out the links for 1930s and 1940s clothing.

The Costume Gallery
This site has online resources and article for costume research, as well as links to costume designers, costume-related businesses, and online courses. You can also view (or attend) the annual Online Costume Ball!

The Costume Page
Lots and lots of links for costume research. Everything from museums to supplies and materials to Halloween.