It was finally over. The battles that left a trail of blood across Europe, the innocent villages and towns left in ruins, the horrors of Hitler's concentration camps — it was all finally over in Europe. "This is a solemn but glorious hour. General Eisenhower informs me that the forces of Germany have surrendered to … Continue reading V-E Day: Remembering the End of Hitler’s Regime
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Historic Inauguration of President Trump: Key Facts
The Inauguration of a United States' president is an event that has held the eyes of the world since our very first one in 1789. Much has changed since the day George Washington took the oath of office in New York City. Traditions have expanded, pomp and ceremony have become more pronounced, and world interest … Continue reading Historic Inauguration of President Trump: Key Facts
5 Facts About the Statue of Liberty You Didn’t Know
"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" These stirring words are found engraved on the base of the Statue of Liberty. She stands tall and proud, ready … Continue reading 5 Facts About the Statue of Liberty You Didn’t Know
Lincoln & His Confederate Relatives
Abraham Lincoln is heralded as the savior of the Union. Many would consider him to be the greatest president in the history of our nation. His Gettysburg Address is renowned for its place in history. He was the Commander-In-Chief of the Union army during the War Between the States. But did you know that Lincoln's … Continue reading Lincoln & His Confederate Relatives
Today In History// Signing The Mayflower Compact
November 11th is most well-known for Veterans Day. But what most forget is that it bears a lot of historical importance also. 403 years ago, the Mayflower compact was signed. Signed before the Pilgrims ever set foot on land, it took its place in the annals of history as the the first document to establish … Continue reading Today In History// Signing The Mayflower Compact
The Miracle of New Orleans
America's Second War for Independence. Few people even realize that that is one of the names the War of 1812 has been known as. It's actually quite fitting if you think about it though. We were still a young nation at the point war was declared once again. Rather than fighting for the ability to … Continue reading The Miracle of New Orleans
Yankee Doodle// History of the Song
Any red blooded American has engrained in their memory the lyrics and tune to the historic folksong, Yankee Doodle. As children we grow up singing and whistling it, and as adults we do the same . (Yeah, don't act like you're too cool for that.) It's become a symbol and emblem of America and patriotism. … Continue reading Yankee Doodle// History of the Song
Blood In The Snow: The Winter That Forged America
At the very heart of the American Spirit lies a name that we all recognize: Valley Forge. It was the winter our fledgling nation was tried to the breaking point—and lived to fight another day. There are some misconceptions though about exactly what the situation was regarding Valley Forge. Many claim that our soldiers were … Continue reading Blood In The Snow: The Winter That Forged America
Is The Gadsden Flag Racist?
A few weeks ago we looked into the allegations brought against the Confederate Battle flag, and whether it truly is racist or not. If you missed it, you can find it here. Today I'm asking the question, is the Gadsden flag racist as many in today's world have claimed? You might be thinking, what on … Continue reading Is The Gadsden Flag Racist?
Is The Confederate Flag Racist?
Here's a topic that's a sore spot to many people today. All around the country we hear the cry ringing out, "Racist!". Everything is about whether you are or aren't racist. Whether an object or symbol is or isn't racist. Well known to Americans all across the country and acclaimed to be among the top … Continue reading Is The Confederate Flag Racist?
Seeking The Timeless Anchor 