Code for the Census of Population, US, 1790-1940:

• Python code to extract data
• Stata code to link individuals
• Stata library of functions
  • citation: Gaggl, Paul, Miguel Morin, and Rowena Gray (2017), "Technological Revolutions and Occupational Change: Electrifying News from the Old Days," Manuscript

Census of Manufactures, US, 1929-1935:

• Concrete industry: raw Excel file, cleaned Stata file, cleaned and linked Stata file
  • citation: Morin, Miguel (2015), "The Labor Market Consequences of Technology Adoption: Concrete Evidence from the Great Depression", INET Working paper
• least tradable industries: beverages (raw Excel file, cleaned Stata file), ice cream (raw Excel file, cleaned Stata file)
  • citation: Morin, Miguel and Scott Swisher (2016), "The Effect of Infrastructure Investment in a Low-Growth Environment: Evidence from the Great Depression," University of Cambridge Manuscript

Road network, US, 1926-1945:

• Raw PDF files (16 files, 2.6 GB, zipped)
• Travel times between any 2 mainland counties in 1930 and 1939 (Stata, 1.1 GB)
• GIS source files for the road network in 1930 and 1939 (2 folders, 2.22 GB, zipped)
  • citation for all road network files: Morin, Miguel and Scott Swisher (2016), "The Effect of Infrastructure Investment in a Low-Growth Environment: Evidence from the Great Depression," University of Cambridge Manuscript