Edward Penfield: The Father of the American Poster
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Edward Penfield: The Father of the American Poster

In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet an artist who became one of America’s most influential illustrators.
Gene Sarazen: The Life of ‘The Squire’
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Gene Sarazen: The Life of ‘The Squire’

An immigrant’s son taught himself the game of golf to become one of the sport’s most colorful, dynamic personalities.
Theodore Roosevelt: Architect of America’s Navy
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Theodore Roosevelt: Architect of America’s Navy

The Rough Rider paved the way for the country’s expansion of the Navy to be first in the world.
How a View From Pikes Peak Inspired America’s Most Famous Poem
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How a View From Pikes Peak Inspired America’s Most Famous Poem

In ‘This Week in History,’ a Massachusetts professor, visiting Colorado to teach a summer course, pens her famous poem after summiting Pikes Peak.
A Wild Horse Sanctuary Where Mustangs Roam
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A Wild Horse Sanctuary Where Mustangs Roam

A wild horse sanctuary in Wyoming captures the free spirit of magnificent mustangs

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St. Augustine’s Lighthouse Provides Visitors a Glance at the Past

St. Augustine’s Lighthouse Provides Visitors a Glance at the Past

In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ the St. Augustine lighthouse draws attention for its expansive views and the history of its keepers.
Mary Anderson: Creator of the First Usable Windshield Wiper

Mary Anderson: Creator of the First Usable Windshield Wiper

The Alabama entrepreneur was ahead of her time in her unheralded invention.
Edward Penfield: The Father of the American Poster

Edward Penfield: The Father of the American Poster

In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet an artist who became one of America’s most influential illustrators.
Gene Sarazen: The Life of ‘The Squire’

Gene Sarazen: The Life of ‘The Squire’

An immigrant’s son taught himself the game of golf to become one of the sport’s most colorful, dynamic personalities.
Theodore Roosevelt: Architect of America’s Navy

Theodore Roosevelt: Architect of America’s Navy

The Rough Rider paved the way for the country’s expansion of the Navy to be first in the world.
How a View From Pikes Peak Inspired America’s Most Famous Poem

How a View From Pikes Peak Inspired America’s Most Famous Poem

In ‘This Week in History,’ a Massachusetts professor, visiting Colorado to teach a summer course, pens her famous poem after summiting Pikes Peak.
A Wild Horse Sanctuary Where Mustangs Roam

A Wild Horse Sanctuary Where Mustangs Roam

A wild horse sanctuary in Wyoming captures the free spirit of magnificent mustangs
Woman With Disabled Adult Son Finds Her Purpose in Spotlighting the Caregiving Crisis in America

Woman With Disabled Adult Son Finds Her Purpose in Spotlighting the Caregiving Crisis in America

Jessica Ronne grappled with many challenges to care for her disabled son. Her journey inspired her to advocate for other caregivers across America.
Operation Halyard: A Daring World War II Rescue

Operation Halyard: A Daring World War II Rescue

Serbian patriots gave everything they had to rescue American airmen in 1944.
Not Just Halloween Leftovers: The Holy Origins of Gargoyles

Not Just Halloween Leftovers: The Holy Origins of Gargoyles

Gargoyles weren’t just scary—they were sacred plumbing with a message