What would Baptists at the time of the American Revolution have thought about the notion that the United States was founded as a Christian nation, an ...
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[This week marks the 60th anniversary of the debut of the Batman TV show & the 50th of The Bionic Woman. So I’ll AmericanStudy those shows & three ...
By: Mackenzie Gardner, Outreach and Education Coordinator, C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa OmniProvidence Hotel – Photo Courtesy of the Author When we think ...
Hey, folks, Fireside this week! We’re now well into the Teaching Paradox series on Hearts of Iron, but as you may have noticed, the structure of those ...
This is the first entry in our 10th Annual Graduate Student Blogging Contest, “Revolution.” By Sarah Daisy Amador Farmers in the Palouse, a ...
Alexander the Great was a wide-eyed boy from the hills of Macedon who ruled most of the known world by his mid-twenties. For centuries, ...
Note: This article appeared previously on the Genealogy’s Star blog site. FamilySearch.org can seem overwhelming at first glance. Yet just as the ...
The history of sugar continues to exercise great curiosity among scholars. In large part, this stems from the centrality of different forms of sweetness in ...
By Bill Kleppel Poughkeepsie has a rich history of making and manufacturing fine musical instruments. Louis Weithan’s Piano Factory stood where I’m sitting ...
New York, NY – Walt Frazier, Patrick Ewing, Dave DeBusschere. While these basketball legends may no longer spend their time on the courts, their names ...
Anglo-American Gender History turns 40! Joan Wallach Scott’s 1986 article “Gender: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis” turns 40 this ...
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What ...
