American Heritage
Discover the untold secrets and hidden stories behind America's rich tapestry of heritage and culture.
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.
The Eagle Harbor Coast Guard Station Boathouse: A Beacon of American Strength
Vince Vanguard
The Eagle Harbor Coast Guard Station Boathouse in Michigan's Upper Peninsula stands as a historic symbol of American resilience and maritime strength, highlighting the enduring spirit and strategic importance of the United States Coast Guard.
The Petit Jean River Bridge: Sturdy Symbol of Arkansas Ingenuity
Vince Vanguard
The Petit Jean River Bridge is more than just a crossing in Yell County, Arkansas. It's an emblem of enduring American craftsmanship and resolve.
Hidden Treasures: Discovering the Conservative Charm of Barnes-Frost House
Vince Vanguard
The Barnes-Frost House, a conservative architectural marvel in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, stands as a testament to our nation's steadfast values.
Paddy Martinez: The Man Who Struck Gold and Made Leftists Fume
Vince Vanguard
Meet Paddy Martinez, a Navajo prospector who, quite literally, unearthed history. In 1948, he discovered the largest uranium deposit in the U.S., igniting an economic boom while ruffling a few feathers along the way.
The All-American ArmaLite AR-7: A Backpacker's Best Friend
Vince Vanguard
The ArmaLite AR-7, engineered by Eugene Stoner, is an iconic American survival rifle first developed for U.S. Air Force pilots, known for its lightweight design and portable convenience.
Why the J.D. Farrell Sternwheeler Stirs Up Vast Controversies
Vince Vanguard
The J.D. Farrell sternwheeler, built in 1916, sailed the Columbia River, becoming an American industrial symbol while sparking debates over its legacy. Its history challenges today's societal values by showing the power of self-reliance.
Walter Emerson Baum: The Artist Who Painted a Picture Liberals Love to Ignore
Vince Vanguard
Explore the life and influence of Walter Emerson Baum, a painter of American landscapes who captured conservative values and critiqued abstraction's highbrow exclusivity.
Van Horne House: A Monument to American Values and Resilience
Vince Vanguard
In Somerset County, New Jersey, the Van Horne House stands as an enduring monument to American resilience. Built in the 1750s and later used in the American Revolution, it embodies tradition and historical significance.
The Soulful Legacy of Blind Willie Johnson: A True American Bluesman
Vince Vanguard
Blind Willie Johnson, a Texas-born gospel-blues artist, overcame adversity to leave a lasting musical legacy that echoes today.
Brandywine Village: A Conservative's Take on History
Vince Vanguard
Brandywine Village Historic District in Wilmington, Delaware is a relic of American industrious spirit and conservative values, showcasing the power of industry and community. It offers lessons from the past, reminding us of the grit and entrepreneurship that built this nation.
Van Allen House: A Symbol of Unyielding American Heritage
Vince Vanguard
Explore the Van Allen House, a testament to America's revolutionary spirit and a reminder of our rich and audacious heritage, overlooked by many in today's society.
Steptoe Battlefield: A Monument to American Resilience
Vince Vanguard
Steptoe Battlefield State Park Heritage Site in Rosalia, Washington, commemorates the pivotal 1858 Battle of Pine Creek, highlighting American resilience and the complex history of the Indian Wars.
Trailblazing the Conservative Spirit: A Journey on Pioneer Trails
Vince Vanguard
Imagine a time where grit determined survival, and bravery paved the way for a nation's future. We're talking about the Pioneer Trails—America’s rugged backbone, celebrated and feared by those who blazed them.
Why the Bell Hill Meetinghouse is a Testament to Timeless Values
Vince Vanguard
Explore the Bell Hill Meetinghouse, a 19th-century marvel standing as a testament to enduring values and community spirit in Otisfield, Maine.
Echoes of History: A Journey Through Gosper County Courthouse
KC Fairlight
Tucked away in Elwood, Nebraska, the Gosper County Courthouse is more than just a building; it’s a historical gem that reflects resilience and the enduring importance of justice.
Uncovering America’s Treasure: Explore McLarty Treasure Museum’s Hidden Gems
Vince Vanguard
Have you ever wondered about the secrets lying in America's history? At the McLarty Treasure Museum in Florida, the gripping tale of the 1715 Plate Fleet comes to life through captivating exhibits and precious artifacts.
Striking Gold in the Heart of America: The Reed Gold Mine Story
Vince Vanguard
Reed Gold Mine in Midland, North Carolina, is where America's love story with gold began in 1799. This storied site helped launch the first gold rush and remains a shrine to American entrepreneurship.