In the mind of any Civil War buff, the words “Devil’s Den” conjure up a striking vivid scene of fighting from the Battle of Gettysburg. But how did the rocky parcel of ground get this name? We talk with Garry Adelman of the Civil War Trust to discuss this question.
Image by Jeff Nelson under CC BY-SA 2.0 I recently came across a snippet from…
Along the banks of the Shenandoah River, in the beautiful Page Valley near Luray, Virginia,…
One of Amsterdam's famous canals Nieuwe Kerk, on Amsterdam's central square, was built in the…
We explore the closing days of the Civil War, when the victorious president Abraham Lincoln…
A tall and bronzed militia captain named Andrew Pickens led his scouts steadily forward to…
There are few young ladies today who relish getting up at 5 AM. Even fewer…