Posted in American Countryside

A Guy Named Jerry Miller

People often ask, do you really travel to all the places you feature on the show.  The answer is yes, but today, we make an…

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Posted in American Countryside South Dakota

History and Heritage

There was a time when one’s heritage and culture was repressed in school.  As time passed, many places realized that it was important not to…

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Posted in American Countryside South Dakota

A Museum That Share the Heritage of Its People

This museum tells of the heritage of a people…but one of the most striking things to me is the ability to make something out of…

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Posted in American Countryside North Dakota

The Story of Louie L’amour

If you’re like me, you probably heard many fascinating tales from your grandparents when you were a kid.  Their stories of living history were something…

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Posted in American Countryside North Dakota

Limpy Jack

Today’s feature is about a man named Limpy Jack.  With a name like that, I suppose we already have you hooked.  This is the story…

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Posted in American Countryside North Dakota

History in Jamestown, North Dakota

Many forts on the high plains came and went as needs for protection passed.  One such fort can be found in Jamestown, North Dakota and…

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Posted in American Countryside North Dakota

The Jamestown Courthouse

In Jamestown, North Dakota you will find a grand old courthouse that was an important part of the statehood process.  The fact his courthouse is…

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Posted in American Countryside North Dakota

How Bismarck Became Capital of North Dakota

How did Bismarck become the capital of North Dakota?  Someone made sure the committee making the decision didn’t get to see the other town vying…

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Posted in American Countryside Best of Civil War Missouri

Civil War Veterans’ Homes

The Civil War ended in 1865…but how long did the veterans of that war live?  There is some controversy over who was the last man…

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Posted in American Countryside Best of Civil War Missouri

Care of Civil War Soldiers

Today veterans hospitals and retirement homes are common place, but in the years after the Civil War, grassroots efforts began to establish and fund the…

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