Table Manners
URL:http://www.cuisinenet.com/glossary/tableman.html

Comments: Neat site to explore manners in many situations...a site all students should visit! If they delve too deeply, though, they will end up in commercial pages and some culinary chat rooms.

DAR in St. Louis
URL: http://www.stl-jef.devisland.net/stl2.htm

Comments: Specific to the setting of the play and spans some historical time

Daughters of the American Revolution
URL: http://www.dar.org/

Comments: Excellent, colorful site which presents all the information one would ever want to know about the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Picasso's Guernica
URL: http://www.aestheticrealism.org/GUERNICA_dk.htm

Daumier Prints
URL: http://lonestar.texas.net/~mharden/artchive/D/daumier.html

Comments: Wonderful site with over 50 scanned Daumier Prints. I did not include a site for his paintings since they are not part of the play, but students may want to wander over to Daumier Paintings to explore the similarities and differences of the two media. For even more art stuff send them to this site called Archive (http://www.artchive.com/welcome.htm) so they could discover other art of the era.

Frigidaire
URL: http://www.frigidaire.com/

Comments: Interesting commercial site for students to explore.

The Merchant Marines
URL: http://www.usmm.org/

Comments: Excellent site for students to discover what Tom is interested in as well as what his father may have done.

Deadbeat Dads
URL: http://www.ancpr.org/american_invention_of_child_supp.htm

Comments: What might the Wingfield family life have been like if the father were to have appeared?

Mickey Mantle and the American Dream
URL: http://www.themick.com/

Comments: Neat page, but could be diversionary to the purpose of this project in its sports orientation.

Bulbs
URL: http://www.bulb.com/