Posted in American Countryside Nebraska

Wahoo Locker

Decades ago just about every town in farm country had a locker plant.  Today those numbers have decreased, but demand has suddenly increased. That means…

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Posted in American Countryside California

Record Setter Jackie Cochran

Most people have heard of Chuck Yeager, but most have not heard of his good friend Jackie…a pilot who set more aviation records that any…

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Posted in American Countryside California

The Depot in the Middle of Nowhere

When the rails came through this stretch of dry wilderness, the only people living here were the Cahuilla Indians.  This is the story of what…

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Posted in American Countryside Tennessee

Letters to the Stars

Fans often love to interact with the stars.  But those stars are often too busy to communicate with any one individual.  However, turn back the…

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Posted in American Countryside Tennessee

Patsy Cline

She was just 30 when she died in a plan crash in 1963, but her music had already made her one of the most recognized…

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Posted in American Countryside Tennessee

Founding the Johnny Cash Museum

You’ve probably not heard of a museum owner named Bill Miller.  However, Bill was a long time friend of a country music legend and that…

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Posted in American Countryside Tennessee

The Man in Black

Some knew him as the man in black.  There were several reasons he may have worn that color – it was an image that stills…

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Posted in American Countryside Tennessee

After the Air Force

He was born in Kingsland, Arkansas in 1932.  After High School he served in the Air Force for four years and then…well then he began…

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Posted in American Countryside Presidents Virginia

Farmer First, President Second

Thousands of visitors tour this famous presidential home each year and although most know of this man’s important role in forming the nation, they often…

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Posted in American Countryside Presidents Virginia

Presidential Farming

His face is one of four carved into Mt. Rushmore…but few know the story of how this well known president changed the face of agriculture. …

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