For additional information about the tourist attractions mentioned in the workbook (WB p. 229-230) you can start at:

Grand Canyon

• Grand Canyon National Park (National Park Service)
  See also: Grand Canyon National Park on-line visitor center.
  
  
• Grand Canyon National Park (John William Uhler)
  
  
• Grand Canyon Explorer (Bob Ribokas)
  
  
  

Statue of Liberty

• Statue of Liberty National Monument & Ellis Island (National Park Service)
  
  
• History: Statue of Liberty (American Park Network)
  
  
• Statue of Liberty
  
  
  

Yellowstone National Park

• The official website of Yellowstone National Park
  
  
• The total Yellowstone page (John William Uhler)
  
  
  

Guggenheim Museum

• Guggenheim Museum New York (official website)
  
  
• Frank Lloyd Wright: Solomon Guggenheim Museum
  Colour slides of the Guggenheim Museum, from "A digital archive of American architecture".
  
  
  

The Empire State Building

• Empire State Building official Internet site
  
  
• The Empire State Building photo tour (NYCtourist.com)
  
  
• Building the Empire State Building
  
  
  

Mount Rushmore National Memorial

• Mount Rushmore National Memorial (National Park Service)
  
  
• Mt. Rushmore National Memorial (AreaParks.com)
  
  
• Mount Rushmore National Memorial (American Park Network)
  See also: The making of Mount Rushmore.
  
  
• Mount Rushmore
  This is the companion website to a documentary film about the monument. There is an interactive presentation of the phases of construction, historic home videos, a timeline, etc.
  
  

1. For additional information about Prof. John Knapton, see:

• John Knapton
  This is Knapton's personal website, with his CV, a list of publications, etc.
  Click here to see and hear Knapton's personal video greeting.
  For photographs and information about his project in Ghana, click here: Project work in Ghana.
  
  
• Ghana or bust
  A press release about one of Knapton's trips to Ghana by double-decker bus.
  
  
• King Concrete
  An interview with John Knapton in "New Scientist", when he was asked to assess the collapse of the World Trade Center after the terrorist attack of 11 September 2001.
  
  
  

2. For information about Ghana, you can start at:

• Ghana Tourist Board
  Tourist information about the country.
  
  
• Ghana
  Tourist information by Lonely Planet.
  
  
• Ghana
  An introduction by Africa Geographia.
  
  

For another article about Tom Hartley, see:

• Tom Hartley
  This is the website of the Hartleys' garage. For an article about Tom jnr, click on "A selection of articles relating to Tom Hartley" and then on "EVO article Aug. 2001 on Tom Hartley Jnr".
  
  

1. For websites with information about heroes, see:

• My hero
  In the directory you will find several categories of heroes.
  
  
• Heroes and icons
  Time Magazine profiles the 20 most influential heroes and icons of the 20th century.
  
  
• Heroes of history
  A website by Sam Wellman, with a gallery of some 22 heroes, biographical facts, information on values of heroes, etc.
  
  
  

2. For more information about Amelia Earhart, you can start at:

• The official site of Amelia Earhart
  With a short biography, quotes and a picture gallery.
  
  
• Amelia Earhart Birthplace Museum
  With a more extensive biography, information on Amelia's childhood, stories, etc.
  
  
• Amelia Earhart 1897-1937
  A good biographical fan-site.
  
  
• Amelia Earhart aviatrix
  A basic biography with some good Earhart and aviation links.
  
  
  

Selection: Jef Vanden Borre