For decades Rich Donnelly wondered about the fate of his brother — until now.
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What Does Home Mean?
Historic furnishings and objects explore the country’s diverse living experiences.
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Tread the Ground that Hosted the First Land Battle of the Civil War
Explore Philippi, West Virginia, the small but iconic spot that misled Union leaders into thinking the war would be short.
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When the Cheyenne Acquired Horses in the 18th Century, the Connection Transformed the Tribe
Its riders have used horses to hunt, do battle and, more recently, win rodeo buckles.
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This Famed Director Was Used to Saying ‘Action,’ Now He Would Experience Some For Himself at Midway
John Ford found himself filming the battle at a pivotal time in the Pacific War.
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Did you see Aviation History in Succession? (We Didn’t Either)
They say there’s no business like show business. Maybe one day we’ll find out.
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Attacked by Both Spanish and American Invaders, This Sandstone Navajo Stronghold Was Built for Defense
Canyon de Chelly is 300 yards wide and flanked by sheer red rock walls 1,000 feet high.
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Do We Owe a Teen Sailor Thanks For Creating Doughnuts As We Know Them?
And while this particular event made the holey treat popular, the breakfast item as we know it actually traces its roots to 1847.
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This Hardy Texas Pioneer Witnessed the Deaths of Many a Loved One and Escaped Comanche Captivity
Sarah Creath McSherry Hibbins Stinnett Howard claimed her surnames out of tragedy.
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Graphic Novel Tells Story of World War I’s ‘most outstanding soldier’
Maj. Samuel Woodfill’s Army career is the stuff of legend.