Author: Justo

Wild Bill Hickok by Emerson Hough The vast plains of the American West remained largely untouched until the relentless march […]

Some Remarkable Women in Pennsylvania & Kentucky The vast American frontier, a landscape of untamed wilderness and boundless opportunity, drew […]

Peninsula Campaign of the Civil War The Peninsula Campaign, a significant Union offensive in the American Civil War, unfolded from […]

The Passing Of Peg-Leg By Andy Adams in 1906 The year was 1891, and the crisp September air hinted at […]

The Blackfeet Indians – “Real” People of Montana The vast plains of North America have long been home to diverse […]

Evolution of National Cemeteries From humble beginnings as temporary burial grounds for Union soldiers during the Civil War, national cemeteries […]

MoonPies and RC The American South, a region steeped in history and culture, has gifted the world with a rich […]

William Laidlaw – Most Able Trapper The annals of the American fur trade are replete with tales of daring adventurers, […]

Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States The Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, a vibrant tapestry woven from threads of […]

Lower Seaboard Theater & Gulf Approach of the Civil War The American Civil War, a tumultuous period in the nation’s […]

The Lost Trail of Colorado By Charles M. Skinner in 1896 The rugged landscape of Colorado, a tapestry woven with […]

Fort Clark, North Dakota Nestled along the bluffs of the Missouri River in what is now Mercer County, North Dakota, […]