Featured in History CURRENTS, the quarterly newspaper of the Division of State History/Utah State Historical Society, JUMP iN is hands-on history for kids and other adventurers.

So...JUMP iN and explore these cool articles!

Fall 2007	What to Wear? People have been asking this question for thousands of years.
Summer 2007	History on the Ground Visit Overland Trail sites in Utah, Summit, and Morgan Counties.
Spring 2007	Living In A Log Cabin Imagine that your family moved to a place where there are mountains, streams, and trees but no houses. What would you do?
Fall 2006	Do You Live In An Apartment? Or Maybe In A Condo? Cliff dwellings were kind of prehistoric apartment houses.
Summer 2006	Get Out There Utah is crammed with history and history sites. You can find remnants of the past everywhere you go. Eugene the gull is our travel mascot, and we took him along to experience history. See where he went...
Spring 2006	The Ancient Dogs of Utah When humas first came to North America, they brought their dogs with them.
Winter 2005	Living Underground People in Utah first began living in underground houses 5,000 years ago.
Fall 2005	Holy Spelunker! a REALLY OLD house!! It's OLDER than a log cabin. Older than a teepee, older even than the Great Pyramids. It's a cave.
Summer 2005	HEY! It's summer! And summer is a great time to explore remnants of the past right in your own backyard. Need some clues on what to do? Check out these ideas.
Spring 2005	KIDS interview World War II veterans Yes, there is such a thing as a great school assignment. Find out what it is.
Winter 2004	A Dog and His Archaeologist A day in the life of an archaeologist as seen through the eys of his dog.
Fall 2004	Stop, look & listen Explore Railroading in Utah — Get on board!
Summer 2004	Kids at Work No leisure time for these kids a century ago.
Spring 2004	Many different migration stories make up Utah's history How did your family get to Utah?
Winter 2003	The Fremont Utah has it's own unique prehistoric people.
Fall 2003	Get a clue An 800-year-old clue
Summer 2003	What's going on here? What was it like to live 7,500 years ago?