Sacagawea: The Life and Legacy of an American Heroine
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Sacagawea: The Life and Legacy of an American Heroine

The famous translator for the Lewis and Clark Expedition was also a wife, mother, and proud daughter of the Shoshones.
Einstein and His Violin: The Harmony of Science and Music
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Einstein and His Violin: The Harmony of Science and Music

The genius physicist Einstein often played Mozart while working on his theory of relativity.
Berkeley Plantation: A Mansion in Colonial Virginia
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Berkeley Plantation: A Mansion in Colonial Virginia

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we see Thomas Jefferson’s architectural touches on a Georgian-style mansion.
Macy’s and the 100-Year Tradition of the Thanksgiving Parade
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Macy’s and the 100-Year Tradition of the Thanksgiving Parade

In ‘This Week in History,’ we witness the rise of Macy’s department store and how the New York City employees created a lasting American tradition.
250 Years Ago: The First Continental Congress and the Powder Alarm
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250 Years Ago: The First Continental Congress and the Powder Alarm

Here’s a look into the agenda of the First Continental Congress as well as the events surrounding it.

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Sacagawea: The Life and Legacy of an American Heroine

Sacagawea: The Life and Legacy of an American Heroine

The famous translator for the Lewis and Clark Expedition was also a wife, mother, and proud daughter of the Shoshones.
Einstein and His Violin: The Harmony of Science and Music

Einstein and His Violin: The Harmony of Science and Music

The genius physicist Einstein often played Mozart while working on his theory of relativity.
Berkeley Plantation: A Mansion in Colonial Virginia

Berkeley Plantation: A Mansion in Colonial Virginia

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we see Thomas Jefferson’s architectural touches on a Georgian-style mansion.
Macy’s and the 100-Year Tradition of the Thanksgiving Parade

Macy’s and the 100-Year Tradition of the Thanksgiving Parade

In ‘This Week in History,’ we witness the rise of Macy’s department store and how the New York City employees created a lasting American tradition.
250 Years Ago: The First Continental Congress and the Powder Alarm

250 Years Ago: The First Continental Congress and the Powder Alarm

Here’s a look into the agenda of the First Continental Congress as well as the events surrounding it.
Ghost in the Saddle: The Wild Ride of John Mosby

Ghost in the Saddle: The Wild Ride of John Mosby

The Confederate soldier lives up to his fame as the ‘Gray Ghost.’
How Doughnuts Saved the Day During World War I

How Doughnuts Saved the Day During World War I

When the Doughboys of World War I needed a morale boost, the women volunteers known as the ‘Donut Lassies’ met the challenge.
History Encapsulated: Harrison Family Plantation

History Encapsulated: Harrison Family Plantation

In this installment in ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we visit one rural Virginia property, home to much American history.
The Fall and Second Act of O. Henry

The Fall and Second Act of O. Henry

America’s favorite short story writer found a silver lining during his time in prison.
David Nail’s ‘A Campfire Christmas’

David Nail’s ‘A Campfire Christmas’

Country musician David Nail’s heartfelt acoustic release is a peaceful addition to a holiday playlist.