Posted in American Countryside New Hampshire

Clark’s Trading Post

Imagine a animal show where bears bolted from the stage to barrel past tourist and make a break for the ice cream stand. It’s just…

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Posted in American Countryside New Hampshire

A Roadside Stopper

Along I-93 in northern New Hampshire you’ll find a spot that’s been attracting families for three and four generations now. In order to get those…

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Posted in American Countryside California

Tule Lake Internment Camp

Soon after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the U.S. government began to worry that Japanese Americans living in this country might be foes rather than…

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Posted in American Countryside Arizona

The Modoc War

In the middle of a lava field in northern California you’ll find a place known as the stronghold…a volcanic fortress of sorts where a man…

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Posted in American Countryside Arizona

Forced to Foreign Lands

As European settlers moved west, Native Americans were often displaced and forced onto lands foreign to them.  That was the case for the Modocs and…

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Posted in American Countryside California

The Chiricuhua National Monument

Southeastern Arizona has been a place for ranchers to graze cattle for well over a century.  However, one ranch family found this spot too beautiful…

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Posted in American Countryside California

Where Two Cultures Collided

It’s a place of amazing natural beauty, with stone spires rising high into the sky.  It’s also a place of history, where two cultures collided……

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Posted in American Countryside Arizona

The Okay Corral in Tombstone, Arizona

This corral isn’t famous for holding cattle, but it is famous for the shootout that put this town on the map.  We’ll head to Tombstone,…

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Posted in American Countryside Connecticut

Nathan Hale

His only regret was that he had but one life to give for his country.  They are famous words uttered by America’s first spy just…

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Posted in American Countryside Connecticut

America’s First Spy

Many refer to him as America’s first spy – a young man from a farm who answered George Washington’s call for men to go into…

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