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America’s Loyalty Day

How mass immigration, labor unions, war and communism led to the Americanization Movement and Loyalty Day

How B&O’s Royal Blue Line Changed the Face of Railroads
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How B&O’s Royal Blue Line Changed the Face of Railroads

In ‘This Week in History,’ the Royal Blue Line set the standard for the American train industry, even into its final run.

Alfred Jackson: From an Enslaved Man to Tour Guide
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Alfred Jackson: From an Enslaved Man to Tour Guide

In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we step onto Andrew Jackson’s Nashville estate and into the home of lesser-known yet remarkable man.

Lady Washington
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Lady Washington

This installment of ‘When Character Counted’ focuses on First Lady Martha Washington, who sacrificed her longing for a private life to help shape a new nation.

The Inspiring History of Wake-Up Calls for NASA Astronauts
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The Inspiring History of Wake-Up Calls for NASA Astronauts

From Frank Sinatra to space-age playlists, astronauts have long relied on music to boost morale, mark milestones, and stay connected to home during missions.

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America’s Loyalty Day

America’s Loyalty Day

How mass immigration, labor unions, war and communism led to the Americanization Movement and Loyalty Day

How B&O’s Royal Blue Line Changed the Face of Railroads

How B&O’s Royal Blue Line Changed the Face of Railroads

In ‘This Week in History,’ the Royal Blue Line set the standard for the American train industry, even into its final run.

Alfred Jackson: From an Enslaved Man to Tour Guide

Alfred Jackson: From an Enslaved Man to Tour Guide

In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we step onto Andrew Jackson’s Nashville estate and into the home of lesser-known yet remarkable man.

Richard Henry Lee: The ‘Cicero’ of the American Revolution

Richard Henry Lee: The ‘Cicero’ of the American Revolution

The great political orator paved the way for the country’s founding document.

Lady Washington

Lady Washington

This installment of ‘When Character Counted’ focuses on First Lady Martha Washington, who sacrificed her longing for a private life to help shape a new nation.

The Inspiring History of Wake-Up Calls for NASA Astronauts

The Inspiring History of Wake-Up Calls for NASA Astronauts

From Frank Sinatra to space-age playlists, astronauts have long relied on music to boost morale, mark milestones, and stay connected to home during missions.

Iron and Fire: William Harley and the Ride Into America’s Cultural Identity

Iron and Fire: William Harley and the Ride Into America’s Cultural Identity

The Harley-Davidson brand has become synonymous with the American spirit, as foretold by the enterprising start of its founders.

Horace Mann: The Father of American Education

Horace Mann: The Father of American Education

In this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we meet a visionary who wanted to educate the minds and souls of young people.

‘Concord Hymn’: Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Road to America’s 250th Birthday

‘Concord Hymn’: Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Road to America’s 250th Birthday

Layers of history unfold through Emerson’s tribute to the brave patriots who risked their lives for the making of a new nation.

Towards Cultural Renewal: The Great American Art Competition

Towards Cultural Renewal: The Great American Art Competition

The Great American Art Competition is a beginning step to restore the nation’s artistic traditions.

America’s Loyalty Day

America’s Loyalty Day

How mass immigration, labor unions, war and communism led to the Americanization Movement and Loyalty Day

How B&O’s Royal Blue Line Changed the Face of Railroads

How B&O’s Royal Blue Line Changed the Face of Railroads

In ‘This Week in History,’ the Royal Blue Line set the standard for the American train industry, even into its final run.

Alfred Jackson: From an Enslaved Man to Tour Guide

Alfred Jackson: From an Enslaved Man to Tour Guide

In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we step onto Andrew Jackson’s Nashville estate and into the home of lesser-known yet remarkable man.

Richard Henry Lee: The ‘Cicero’ of the American Revolution

Richard Henry Lee: The ‘Cicero’ of the American Revolution

The great political orator paved the way for the country’s founding document.

Lady Washington

Lady Washington

This installment of ‘When Character Counted’ focuses on First Lady Martha Washington, who sacrificed her longing for a private life to help shape a new nation.

The Inspiring History of Wake-Up Calls for NASA Astronauts

The Inspiring History of Wake-Up Calls for NASA Astronauts

From Frank Sinatra to space-age playlists, astronauts have long relied on music to boost morale, mark milestones, and stay connected to home during missions.

Iron and Fire: William Harley and the Ride Into America’s Cultural Identity

Iron and Fire: William Harley and the Ride Into America’s Cultural Identity

The Harley-Davidson brand has become synonymous with the American spirit, as foretold by the enterprising start of its founders.

Horace Mann: The Father of American Education

Horace Mann: The Father of American Education

In this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we meet a visionary who wanted to educate the minds and souls of young people.

‘Concord Hymn’: Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Road to America’s 250th Birthday

‘Concord Hymn’: Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Road to America’s 250th Birthday

Layers of history unfold through Emerson’s tribute to the brave patriots who risked their lives for the making of a new nation.

Towards Cultural Renewal: The Great American Art Competition

Towards Cultural Renewal: The Great American Art Competition

The Great American Art Competition is a beginning step to restore the nation’s artistic traditions.