This circa 1880 photograph of the first grocery store to open in Lyons, Colorado, […]
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A Clean Marine
If there is one factor that gets underestimated more than anything else in times […]
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Joan of Arc: A Warrior Worth Remembering
Our next issue of MHQ will feature an article on the life and legend of Sir […]
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The Pugnacious, Panicky Pachyderm
The horse may have been history’s most common wartime mount, but the elephant was […]
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Non-Shake Shack
Levity usually isn’t a characteristic of the caption information provided with image files at […]
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Jumbo’s Daddy
Joe Sutter, “the father of the 747,” studies a model of the Boeing jumbo […]
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Fateful Moment in Time
“Welcome to Big ‘D’” reads a banner on a bus’s window as John F. […]
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Cauldron of Peace
As the war waged in 1863, there were still areas clear of any military […]
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From Apprentices of War to Hardened Veterans
It didn’t take long for the 1st Alabama’s boys to morph into one of the Confederate Army’s most dependable units.
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These Western Lawmen Worked Both Sides of the Badge
A surprising roster of famed Old West officers proved no ‘Marshal Dillons,’ alternately enforcing the law and using it to suit themselves.