Posted in American Countryside North Dakota

Germans with Cannons

In 1862 there were several battles between the U.S. military and Dakota Indians at Fort Abercombie, North Dakota.  Interestingly, what turned the tide of the…

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Posted in American Countryside North Dakota

A Different Looking Fort

When you think of a fort from the 1800s, you probably envision high wooden walls with watchtowers.  This fort didn’t have them, but in retrospect,…

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Posted in American Countryside Wisconsin

A Place Called Taliesan

Ask an American who is the most famous architect in their country’s history and this man’s name is probably at the top of the list. …

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Posted in American Countryside Wisconsin

The Most Famous Architect in the US

Most people know him as a famous architect.  They don’t realize his early years and perhaps the inspiration for his own home, grew from his…

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Posted in American Countryside Florida

Walking From Arkansas to Mexico City

Imagine walking all the way from Arkansas to Mexico City.  That’s what this expedition attempted to do.  When they finally reached their destination nearly 70%…

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Posted in American Countryside Florida

Looking For Gold

It is hard to imagine the changes that took place in the American southeast during the 16th century.  The Spanish came looking for gold.  However,…

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Posted in American Countryside Florida

In Search of the Fountain of Youth

You may remember your history book told you of Ponce de Leon and his search for the “fountain of youth.”  His trip to Florida actually…

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Posted in American Countryside Missouri

What Remains in Florida, Missouri

Little remains of the town of Florida, Missouri; or, depending on how you view history, a lot remains of Florida, Missouri. For while the town…

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Posted in American Countryside Maryland

The Sailing Capital of the United States

It is known as the sailing capital of the U.S.  It also happens to be a state capital…a former national capital…and home to some of…

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Posted in American Countryside Maryland

Preserving a City’s History

Just about any place you visit in this nation can spin quite a tale about it’s history…but this east coast city has done a remarkable…

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