George’s widow Libbie and their hometown of Monroe, Mich. mourned the losses along with other Custer relatives.
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Daily Quiz for June 10, 2017
Upon opening in 1943, the Pentagon had 284 bathrooms, twice as many as necessary. This is the reason.
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Book Review: The King Years, and Martin’s Dream
The King Years: Historic Moments in the Civil Rights Movement by Taylor Branch, Simon […]
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American History Book Reviews: Weatherbeaten and George Willows
Weatherbeaten: Winslow Homer and Maine by Thomas Andrew Denenberg, (Portland Museum of Art/Yale University […]
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American History DVD Review: The Abolitionists
The Abolitionists PBS, 180 minutes The 40 years leading to slavery’s end are chronicled […]
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American History Book Review: Killer on the Road
Killer on the Road: Violence and the American Interstate By Ginger Strand, University of […]
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American History Review: Civil War in America
The Civil War in America Southwest Gallery of the Thomas Jefferson Building, Library of […]
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American History Book Review: The Patriarch
The Patriarch by David Nasaw, Penguin Press Joseph P. Kennedy was larger than life, […]
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Clara Barton in a Super Storm
Clara Barton embarks on a risky river quest during the worst flood of the […]
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Grand Theft History
Brazen con artists lift priceless documents from archives and rob Americans of their past. […]