American History
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Emma Guffey Miller: A Rebel with a Conservative Cause
Vince Vanguard
Emma Guffey Miller shook the political landscape with her fiery conservatism and relentless advocacy for women's suffrage. As a formidable figure in early 20th-century politics, Guffey Miller played a crucial role in shaping the political landscape while challenging the status quo.
The 1924 Army Cadets: A Gridiron Legacy in Football's Golden Era
Martin Sparks
Join us on a journey back to the vibrant 1920s to uncover the remarkable legacy of the 1924 Army Cadets football team, whose gridiron magic and teamwork set the foundation for a new era in college football.
How The 1924 Army Cadets Football Team Schooled America
Vince Vanguard
There’s a reason why the Army Cadets were the powerhouse of college football in 1924—it’s the same reason that's triggering liberals today—discipline, honor, and patriotism.
Winther Automobiles: A Forgotten American Marvel
Vince Vanguard
Winther Automobiles, once an American marvel, engineered unrivaled quality vehicles that echoed the spirit of individuality and resilience in the bustling 1920s.
The Enigmatic Life of William H. Brawley
KC Fairlight
Dive into the intriguing life of William H. Brawley, a Confederate soldier turned federal judge, whose career highlights the complexities of post-Civil War America and its evolving legal system.
John LaRocca: The Crime Boss Who Played Politics
Vince Vanguard
John LaRocca, a notorious crime boss from Sicily, left a lasting impact on 20th century organized crime through his strategic control of Pittsburgh. His legacy is marked by power, political manipulation, and an indelible influence.
The Enigmatic Brushstrokes of Edward Savage: A Glimpse into Early American Art
Martin Sparks
Edward Savage's art captures the spirit of early America, immortalizing figures like George Washington while shaping the nation's cultural identity.
Edward Savage: The Patriot Painter Who Redefined American Art
Vince Vanguard
Edward Savage, an American artist born in 1761 in Massachusetts, captured the essence of a rising United States through art that reflected his strong patriotic values. He documented the nation's early history with precision, leaving an indelible mark on American culture.
Charles Albert Noble: The Unsung Hero Conservatives Admire
Vince Vanguard
Charles Albert Noble, a pioneer in architecture during America's industrialization, embodied the American spirit of innovation and rugged individualism appreciated by conservatives.
The Timeless Charm of OshKosh B'gosh: A Journey Through Denim and Americana
Martin Sparks
OshKosh B'gosh, founded in 1895 in Wisconsin, transitioned from producing robust workwear to becoming an iconic children's fashion brand, beloved for its signature overalls and commitment to sustainability.
Exploring the Drama and Intrigue of "Hurry Sundown"
Martin Sparks
"Hurry Sundown" is a 1967 drama film by Otto Preminger that delves into racial tensions and land disputes in post-WWII Georgia, featuring a powerful ensemble cast.
Grit, War, and Southern Agony in 'None Shall Look Back'
KC Fairlight
Exploring Southern life during the Civil War, Caroline Gordon's "None Shall Look Back" offers a gripping narrative of struggle and resilience amidst historical chaos.
The Walls of Jericho: A Classic Film Liberals Would Love to Cancel
Vince Vanguard
The 1948 film 'The Walls of Jericho' challenges modern political correctness with its complex portrayal of ambition, power, and morality in post-war America.
The Outspoken Life of Hugh Powell Crosby: Conservative Titan Challenging the Status Quo
Vince Vanguard
Hugh Powell Crosby, born in 1945 in Greenville, South Carolina, has emerged as a key voice in American conservatism, challenging the status quo with no-nonsense takes on modern society. A fiery figure in political and corporate spheres, Crosby's legacy keeps influencing conservatives today.
The Roswell Butler House: A Conservative's Dream of American Heritage
Vince Vanguard
The Roswell Butler House in Vermont is a stunning example of Greek Revival architecture and a testament to American values and the enduring spirit of the American dream.
Mount Wood Station: The Forgotten Frontier of American History
Vince Vanguard
Mount Wood Station, a pivotal Pony Express hub in 19th century Wyoming, symbolizes American innovation, cultural exchange, and resilience in the Wild West.
Revving Up History: The Unforgettable 1964 Capital City 300
Vince Vanguard
The 1964 Capital City 300 was more than a race; it was a roaring celebration of American tenacity and triumph. Held in Richmond, it captured the essence of a nation eager for victory.
Jacqueline Kennedy: The Overrated Icon of American History
Vince Vanguard
This article critically examines Jacqueline Kennedy's legacy, questioning her status as an iconic figure in American history and highlighting the media's role in shaping her image.
Joseph Robbins Kinney: The Unsung Hero of American Industry
Vince Vanguard
Joseph Robbins Kinney revolutionized the American lumber industry with innovative methods that fueled infrastructure growth and economic prosperity in the 19th century.
Frederick A. Tompson: The Unsung Hero of American History
Vince Vanguard
Uncover the remarkable yet overlooked contributions of Frederick A. Tompson, a pioneering engineer who transformed America's infrastructure with his innovative designs and individual spirit.
J. H. Ronaldson: The Typeface Visionary Liberals Want to Ignore
Vince Vanguard
J. H. Ronaldson, co-founder of America's first type foundry, played a crucial role in shaping the nation's cultural independence through typography, challenging Britain's dominance and promoting American self-reliance.
The Cooper Landing Post Office: A Symbol of American Resilience
Vince Vanguard
The Cooper Landing Post Office in Alaska exemplifies American resilience and community spirit, serving as a vital hub for communication and connection since 1924.
10 Surprising Facts About Marine Barracks Washington You Won't Learn From Mainstream Media
Vince Vanguard
Get ready to shake up the narrative and explore the Marine Barracks Washington, D.C., steeped in tradition and patriotic pride.
The Century 21 Exposition: A Conservative's Glimpse into the Future with a 1960s Flair
Vince Vanguard
The Century 21 Exposition wasn't just another world's fair; it was a scintillating spectacle where America's future of innovation was boldly put on display in Seattle in 1962.