American History
Uncover the untold secrets and hidden scandals that have shaped the United States in ways you never imagined.
The Plott Thickens: A Tale of Canine Companionship and Conservative Wit
Vince Vanguard
A secret blend of Southern charm and German efficiency, the Plott Hound, North Carolina's state dog, stands resilient and loyal. Discover why these trail-tracking companions embody tenacity and courage in every stride.
Thomas R. Sherwood: The Unsung Hero of American Industry
Vince Vanguard
Thomas R. Sherwood's pioneering work in chemical engineering revolutionized industrial processes, significantly impacting American industry and economic growth.
Why the Oliver H. Hovda House is the Symbol of Architectural Freedom
Vince Vanguard
Step aside, modern skyscrapers—the Oliver H. Hovda House in Great Falls, Montana defies bland conformity, exuding timeless style and American spirit from its 1909 roots.
Unraveling the Legacy of R. G. Burton: The Conservative Maverick
Vince Vanguard
R. G. Burton, a conservative thinker from the 20th century, dared to challenge the established norms by championing capitalism, individual freedom, and strong family values.
The Meandering Magic of the Gasconade River
KC Fairlight
The Gasconade River is both a historic and ecological treasure flowing across Missouri, winding through the Ozarks and offering a rich blend of beauty and history. From its historical significance to recreational offerings, it mirrors the ongoing dance between nature and development.
Charles Arthur Broadwater: The Forgotten Pioneer of the American West
Vince Vanguard
Learn about Charles Arthur Broadwater, a visionary railroad magnate and hotelier who transformed Montana into an economic powerhouse in the late 19th century.
The Moore's Ford Lynching: A Dark Chapter in American History
Martin Sparks
The Moore's Ford lynching of 1946 highlights the racial violence and injustice faced by African Americans in the Jim Crow South, sparking civil rights reform efforts in the United States.
Stein Johnson: A Maverick Legacy You Can’t Ignore
Vince Vanguard
Stein Johnson revolutionized post-World War America with his firm conservative principles and influential policies. His legacy offers a blueprint for success in today's chaotic political climate.
The Knudson Brothers: Building a Legacy of American Ingenuity
Vince Vanguard
The Knudson Brothers Building in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, stands as a lasting symbol of American craftsmanship and innovation from the 1920s, showcasing the enduring legacy of hard work and determination.
Crankies Plain Bridge: A Symbol of Solidarity
Vince Vanguard
Crankies Plain Bridge stands as a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance, connecting the past to the present in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Built in 1932, this bridge embodies the spirit of hard work and dedication.
The Wolverines' Odd Journey Through the Gilded Age Gridiron
KC Fairlight
Remarkably, the 1890 Michigan Wolverines football team braved the wild, early days of college football with an iron will and a leather helmet. They stand as testimony to a raw and gritty era, leaving a legacy that shaped the sports culture of a nation.
Riding the Wild West with The Comancheros
KC Fairlight
Join me on the dusty trails of 1961 with 'The Comancheros,' an action-packed Western tale of unlikely allies, lawmen, and outlaws. As a classic of its time, it elicits thrills and cultural introspection.
The Comancheros: A Wild Ride Through the Old West
Martin Sparks
Experience the thrilling adventure of 'The Comancheros,' a classic Western film featuring John Wayne and directed by Michael Curtiz, set against the backdrop of the 1840s American frontier.
The Space Shuttle Mission That Liberals Would Rather Forget
Vince Vanguard
The 1986 Space Shuttle Columbia mission, STS-61-C, highlighted American technological dominance and diversity in space exploration during the Reagan era.
Unpacking the 46th United States Congress: A Leap Into Progressive Change
Martin Sparks
The 46th United States Congress, from 1879 to 1881 in Washington D.C., marked a time of significant change, tackling Reconstruction, economic reform, and social justice in post-Civil War America.
Navigating the Evolution: Understanding the United States Abortion-Rights Movement
Martin Sparks
The United States' abortion-rights movement is a compelling narrative shaped by advocacy for women's autonomy over their bodies, catalyzed by Roe v. Wade in 1973, and continually evolving amid legal and ethical debates.
The Fiery Art of Blacksmithing in St. Augustine
Vince Vanguard
The Blacksmith Shop in St. Augustine, Florida, is a vibrant testament to the tradition and skill that shaped America. The shop not only provides an educational resource but also serves as an awe-inspiring showcase of American craftsmanship.
The Ackerman House: A Conservative Gem in Ridgewood
Vince Vanguard
Ackerman House in Ridgewood, New Jersey, built in 1793, stands as a testament to unwavering American history and conservative values amidst a modern world that often overlooks such relics.
306th Armored Cavalry Regiment: A Steel Titan Few Dare to Remember
Vince Vanguard
Explore the history and impact of the 306th Armored Cavalry Regiment, a crucial yet often overlooked chapter in American military history, and why its legacy is worth celebrating.
The Gates House: A Beacon of American History Liberals Want to Forget
Vince Vanguard
The Gates House in Machiasport, Maine, stands as a vital symbol of American resilience and history amidst modern challenges of historical revisionism.
The Coffee Pot: An Icon of Real American Values in Winston-Salem
Vince Vanguard
Looking for a roadside treasure that stands as a beacon of timeless American tradition? Look no further than "The Coffee Pot," a massive 7-foot icon from 1858 situated on South Old Salem Road in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
10 Facts About the James Beauchamp Clark House That Give Leftists Sleepless Nights
Vince Vanguard
The James Beauchamp Clark House isn't just any old mansion—it’s a bastion of American history wrapped in all the conservative charm that makes progressives shift uncomfortably in their seats. Built in Bowling Green, Missouri, this house stands as a tribute to its former resident, James Beauchamp Clark, who was a Democratic Speaker of the House from 1911 to 1919.
Rodney Mims Cook Sr.: The Conservative Catalyst Liberals Didn't See Coming
Vince Vanguard
Rodney Mims Cook Sr. was a force of nature in the world of American conservatism—a Southern Republican who mastered the art of preserving heritage while sailing against the winds of liberal change. Discover how Cook's legacy still challenges the status quo in today's society.
Garfield: A Leader Who Knew How to Transform from Visionary to Peacemaker
Vince Vanguard
President James A. Garfield is a fascinating figure in American history, transforming from a radical abolitionist to a unifier of a divided nation. His story is one of integrity, adaptation, and adherence to conservative values.