Calusa People: Their Ultimate Fate Remains a Mystery
The Calusa people were cannibals, pirates, master builders, and carvers. Did they, or didn't they? Was it Muskogean-speaking people from the north or some...
The Deadliest Earthquakes of 1811
A series of the most remarkable earthquakes of 1811 in the history of the Mississippi Valley. The earthquake began on the night of November...
The English Civil War (1642-1646): A Divisive Conflict That Shaped a Nation
English Civil War
There was a conflict between King Charles I of England and Parliament over fundamental issues of state and church control during the...
Exploring Graceland: The Life and Legacy of Elvis Presley
Explore Elvis Presley’s journey from humble beginnings to becoming the King of Rock and Roll, and discover the magic of his iconic home, Graceland....
William Frederick Poole: American Bibliographer, Librarian, and Historical Writer (1821-1894)
William Frederick Poole was a famous American bibliographer, librarian, and historical writer. He was born in Salem, Mass., on December 24, 1821. William Frederick...
Edward Coles: The Second Governor of the State of Illinois
The Edward Coles was the second Governor of the State of Illinois. Edward Coles was born in Albemarle County, Va., Dec. 15, 1786. He...
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of the Bulge?
By fall 1944, the Allied advance across Europe had lost its momentum. In mid-December, Germany launched an unexpected counteroffensive. The...
Conestoga Wagon Facts and Dimensions
As a history lover, you will be quite interested in knowing about the ancient Conestoga wagon facts and dimensions. Including its tongue, the average...
History of Aboriginal Australia
Aboriginal Australia
A visit to Australia would not be complete without experiencing the rich cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Visitors have an...
Royal D. Cone 1821-1898
The memory of the Royal D. Cone is still fresh in the hearts of many citizens of Winona, Minnesota. Royal D. Cone was born...