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Photo of a Colonial Revival kitchen that was created in 1930 and sponsored by Oklahoma at the DAR museum.

What Does Home Mean?

by Melissa A. Winn6/6/20236/7/2023
View of Philippi, West Virginia

Tread the Ground that Hosted the First Land Battle of the Civil War

by Melissa A. Winn6/5/20236/5/2023
Cheyenne riders participate in relay race

When the Cheyenne Acquired Horses in the 18th Century, the Connection Transformed the Tribe

by David McCormick6/5/20235/12/2023
A 1873 photograph by Timothy H. O'Sullivan captures the fortresslike canyon from the ground as both Spanish and American invaders would have seen it.

Attacked by Both Spanish and American Invaders, This Sandstone Navajo Stronghold Was Built for Defense

by David T. Zabecki6/2/20236/9/2023

Do We Owe a Teen Sailor Thanks For Creating Doughnuts As We Know Them?

by Sarah Sicard6/2/20236/2/2023
female captive held by Comanche warriors

This Hardy Texas Pioneer Witnessed the Deaths of Many a Loved One and Escaped Comanche Captivity

by Chuck Lyons6/2/20235/12/2023
Photo of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt (left) rides in an automobile with Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes (center), and Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace (right). The photo was taken in August of 1933, at the beginning of the New Deal administration.

No One Wants to Grow Up and Be Vice President: The Worst Job in American Politics

by Richard Brookhiser5/30/20235/3/2023
Cavalry battle at Yellow Tavern

At Yellow Tavern, Phil Sheridan Finally Made Good on His Promise to ‘whip’ J.E.B. Stuart

by Adolfo Ovies5/29/20235/24/2023
Ben Lilly with group of hounds

He May Have Been the Greatest Big-Game Hunter You’ve Never Heard Of

by Aaron Robert Woodard5/26/20235/30/2023
Giuseppina Morlacchi dancing on stage

The Most Popular Dancer of Her Era, She Once Shared the Stage With Buffalo Bill

by Wild West Staff5/22/20235/22/2023

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