American Heritage
Discover the untold secrets and hidden stories behind America's rich tapestry of heritage and culture.
The Legacy of Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon No. 37396: A Testament to American Ingenuity
Vince Vanguard
The Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon No. 37396 stands as an indomitable symbol of American grit and innovation during WWII, showcasing aviation advancement and national pride.
Jersey Bridge: A Beacon of Real America in Downieville, CA
Vince Vanguard
The Jersey Bridge in Downieville, California stands as a testament to the frontier spirit and practicality that built America, offering an authentic glimpse into our past.
Whig Hill: A Proud Reminder of What Real History Looks Like
Vince Vanguard
Whig Hill offers more than just picturesque views; it symbolizes an era of American history where balanced politics grew from firm foundations, making it a standout even today.
Louisiana's Boomtown: Unpacking the Powerhouse That is the Army Ammunition Plant
Vince Vanguard
The Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant is an icon of America's military might and economic prowess—a symbol of what happens when national defense takes precedence, and sovereignty becomes the top priority.
Discovering the Timeless Charm of New Haven: Wisconsin’s Conservative Heartland
Vince Vanguard
Step into New Haven in Adams County, Wisconsin, where traditional values meet picturesque rural beauty. This small town exemplifies true American conservatism.
USAT St. Mihiel: A War Hero That Outsmarted History's Liberals
Vince Vanguard
If action heroes had ocean-faring alter egos, the USAT St. Mihiel would be the ‘Rambo’ of the seas, battling tumultuous waves and carrying American War Deeds across mighty oceans. This formidable U.S. Army Transport ship played major roles from its creation in 1920 to the mid-20th century.
The Thayer Farmstead: A Beacon of American Heritage
Vince Vanguard
The Thayer Farmstead in Braintree, Massachusetts, offers a rich historical experience reflecting the perseverance and community spirit of early American settlers.
Utah Red Rocks: A Majestic Reminder of Our American Heritage
Vince Vanguard
Utah’s Red Rocks serve as a breathtaking reminder of America’s beauty, resilience, and pioneering spirit. These formations, steeped in ancient history, offer more than just stunning views.
The Heartbeat of Tradition: Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C.
KC Fairlight
The Marine Barracks in Washington, D.C., symbolize the enduring legacy and discipline of the United States Marine Corps, serving as a ceremonial hub and a bridge between military and civilian communities.
The Daring Adventures of the Vigilant: Baltimore's 1794 Schooner
Martin Sparks
Dive into the thrilling history of the Vigilant, a Baltimore schooner that symbolized American ingenuity and resilience in 1794.
George Wythe Baylor: The Forgotten Frontier Hero Liberals Won’t Celebrate
Vince Vanguard
Meet George Wythe Baylor, an American hero you might not have learned about in history class. As an officer and soldier during the Civil War, his tenacity and dedication serve as a forgotten symbol of true American values.
Shipwreck Politics and Mysteries: The Tale of T.H. Camp
Vince Vanguard
Imagine the seas swallowing a grand wooden steamer like a bureaucratic policy swallowing taxpayer dollars—far too quickly and with little transparency. The T.H. Camp shipwreck offers a narrative of resolve under pressure, reminding us of our cultural legacy.
Discovering the Charm and Conviction of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Vince Vanguard
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Oak Hill, New York, might be the epitome of resilience in faith and tradition. Since 1792, it's been not just a church, but a cornerstone of American values.
Charlotte County Courthouse: Where Tradition Stands Tall
Vince Vanguard
The Charlotte County Courthouse is a standing testament to American values, built in 1823, highlighting the beauty and tradition often overlooked in today's push for modernity.
Uncovering the History and Significance of Floyd's Bluff
Martin Sparks
Floyd’s Bluff is more than just a scenic hill in Sioux City, Iowa; it's a historical landmark tied to the legendary Lewis and Clark Expedition, celebrating human courage and curiosity.
1904: The Senate Hall and Its Conservative Glory
Vince Vanguard
March 1904 saw a pivotal gathering in the Conference Hall of the Senate, where conservative leadership and dedication to American values took center stage.
The Huntley Plantation: A Symbol of Southern Heritage
Vince Vanguard
The Huntley Plantation serves as a powerful symbol of Southern heritage, highlighting the resilience and entrepreneurial spirit that shaped American history.
Top 10 Reasons Why the Blake and Knowles Steam Pump Company National Register District Shakes Up Today's America
Vince Vanguard
The Blake and Knowles Steam Pump Company National Register District in East Cambridge, Massachusetts tells the story of American innovation and industrial might, defying modern attempts to erase our history.
The Artistry and Impact of Herman Dehlman
Vince Vanguard
Herman Dehlman was a remarkable 19th-century shipbuilder whose work on clipper ships left an indelible mark on American commerce and craftsmanship.
The Courageous Legacy of McLemore House: A Stand Against Time
Vince Vanguard
The McLemore House, built by former slave Harvey McLemore in 1880 in Franklin, Tennessee, stands as a testament to perseverance and resilience in American history, challenging modern narratives with its story of personal responsibility and community-building.
The Civilian Conservation Corps Powder Magazine: A Blast from the Past
Martin Sparks
The Civilian Conservation Corps powder magazines highlight a pivotal era of environmental conservation and economic recovery during the Great Depression.
Anthony Gale: The Forgotten Hero of the U.S. Marine Corps
Vince Vanguard
Anthony Gale, born in 1782 in Dublin, Ireland, became the U.S. Marine Corps' fourth Commandant in 1819, leading with resolve. His eventful tenure reminds us that grit and integrity lay at the foundation of the Corps' history.
Unpacking the Timeless Appeal of the Harvey Lee Ross House
Vince Vanguard
The Harvey Lee Ross House in Vermont, Illinois, is more than just a historical building; it’s a relic of America's capitalist greats. Built in the 19th century, this house encapsulates the spirit of individualism and ambition characteristic of that era.
Thelma Kalama: More Than Just a Swimmer
Vince Vanguard
Thelma Kalama, a Hawaiian swimmer born in 1931, achieved historical greatness by winning gold at the 1948 Olympics. Her legacy surpasses just athletic triumphs by showcasing hard work and excellence.