r53JXiFCMYM A walkthrough of the bunker. For a translation, see The History Blog. Workers recently discovered an unfinished bunker built
After the great tornadoes which struck Omaha 100 years ago, the United States was soon struck again with more natural
March 23, Eastern Sunday, 1913, dawned a beautiful day in eastern Nebraska. But towards evening the sky began to darken
For the 50th anniversary of the Civil War the 10 volume set Photographic History of the Civil War was published.
The story of the Titanic is well known, how the “unsinkable” ship sank on her maiden voyage after hitting an
Video on the history of the filibuster! Discover the fascinating story of the filibuster, from Cato the Younger to Rand
Join us in Oberlin Ohio, and see why there is a monument there to John Brown’s Raiders who attacked Harper’s
Confederate Great Seal Soon after it’s formation, the new Confederate government took upon itself the task of choosing a seal
Shackleton On his return to England, Shackleton was in high demand and the first of the explorers to come home.
One great way to study the Civil War is through photographs. It brings written descriptions to life, helps
USS Monitor fights the CSS Virginia We have received several comments on our recent video about the CSS Neuse questioning
George Washington Today is the 281st birthday of George Washington, born February 22nd. His birthday has been celebrated ever since