Mapping American Childhoods is an exploration of the historical geographies of childhood. The site includes my projects on the Home for Destitute Children in Burlington, Vermont during the early 20th Century; my investigation of early 20th C. child labor laws and compulsory schooling in the US, along with a StoryMap of child workers; and some preliminary research on the spaces of childhood during the 1930s and 1940s, featuring another StoryMap. Also included here are experimental visualizations and graphic novel illustrations of child-related data from diverse archives; compiled bibliographies and primary source references; a link to student work that came out of my class, Historical Geography: Mapping American Childhoods; and related external links.