Catching up today and found in “Colonial Williamsburg, Summer 2002” issue, an article on “How Much Is That in Today’s Money

Catching up today and found in “Colonial Williamsburg, Summer 2002” issue, an article on “How Much Is That in Today’s Money.”

 

Some good references to save:  on page 25,

 

“An audio interview with John Caramia about eighteenth and twenty-first-century money can be found at www.Colonialwilliamsburg.org/foundation/journal/summer02/money.cfm   (This is fun and should be saved for your docents.)

 

Online courrency conversions and moe information can be had at : “How Much Is That?” http://www.eh.net;  What’s a Dollar Worth?  http://minneapolisfed.org/economy/calc/cpihome.html (this one didn’t seem to work); the Leslie Brock Center for the Study of Colonial Currency, http://www.virginia.edu/-econ/brock.html (this might not be good either)  and the National Bureau of Economic Research, http://nber.org/cycles.html (have to look for your information.)