History

The Extinct Amboy Crater of California

Amboy Crater is a cinder cone type of volcano located in the Eastern Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County California. This is an extinct North American crater, that rises...

White-faced Robin (Tregellasia leucops)

Well, like the Pale-Yellow Robin, the White-faced Robin (Tregellasia leucops) is confined to rainforest and forages within its...

Columbian Black-tailed Deer

Description. Columbian Black-tailed deer or blacktail deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus)  is smaller than the mule deer. It is...

The Great Banyan Tree of India

The Great Banyan Tree also called (Ficus Benghalensis) belonging to the family Moraceae, is a more than 250...

Saint John’s Wort-Hypericum Perforatum

The yellow flowers of Saint John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum) grow wild in abundance. There is only one species of...

Adam Lewis Bingaman – Great Whig Leader in Mississippi

Adam Lewis Bingaman was the most influential Whig leader in Mississippi. He was born on February 11, 1793. He had an exceptional distinction among...

How Did Andrew Carnegie Make His Fortune

How did Andrew Carnegie make his fortune? Andrew Carnegie was a famous American iron master, manufacturer, and philanthropist. He was born in Dunfermline, Scotland,...

Thomas Carlyle – Famous Scottish Critic, Philosopher, And Historian (1795-1881)

Thomas Carlyle was a famous Scottish critic, philosopher, and historian. He was born at Ecclefechan, Dumfriesshire, on 4 December 1795. A leading Victorian writer,...

The History of Sonar – Underwater Listening Device

History of Sonar, an Underwater Listening Device On January 9, 1917, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany gave the order for unrestricted submarine warfare to commence....

Canute – Second King of Denmark

Canute (ka-nut') the Great Knud, or Knut, the second king of Denmark of that name and first Danish king of England: b. in the...

Biography of Andrew Ryan McGill

Andrew Ryan McGill was governor of Minnesota in 1887 and 1888. A remarkable period of development and prosperity is marked in the history of...

John Ericsson – Inventor of Ironclad Monitor

John Ericsson (1803–1899) was a Swedish-American inventor and engineer, famous for the iron-clad monitor. He was not a man of any invention or unknown...

The Furious Battle of Chickamauga 1863

The battle of Chickamauga (chik-a-ma'ga), was fought near Chickamauga Creek’ and on Georgia soil, 19-20 September 1863. Gen. Rosecrans forced Gen. Braxton Bragg out...

The King Who Lost Spain’s Power

The King Who Lost Spain's Power: A handsome and powerful ruler Philip IV, 1285–1314, called “The Fair” because of his handsome looks, is the...

Battle of Ox Hill, Chantilly

The Battle of Ox Hill, Chantilly took place on 31 August 1862, the day after the second battle of Bull Run. Chantilly, France, a...