Posted in American Countryside Pennsylvania

Sharing the Farming Story

This family can trace it’s lineage to a family member who escaped execution by having himself smuggling out of the country inside a sea chest. …

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Posted in American Countryside Ohio

A Reputation for Transportation

This Ohio town has long been known for it’s tie to transportation.  Name any mode of travel and they probably have had or still do…

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Posted in American Countryside Ohio

The First Concrete Street

It takes a lot of work to keep up roads and highways.  It a moment I’ll take you to the place where it all began…

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Posted in American Countryside Georgia

The Tifton, Georgia Museum of Agriculture

In Tifton, Georgia there’s a place were you can ride a rare, vintage steam locomotive and learn the stories of the early settlers who tapped…

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Posted in American Countryside Georgia

Sharing the Farming Story

Farming has changed much over the years and many of us still enjoy seeing the ways things were once done.  In a moment I’ll take…

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Posted in American Countryside Tennessee

President Andrew Johnson

One vote may not seem like much, but it’s one vote that kept this man as President of the United States…

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Posted in American Countryside Missouri

One of the Longest and Best Known Acts in the Country

It had an inauspicious beginning.  A variety show held in the basement of city hall that attracted a couple dozen patrons seated in metal folding…

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Posted in American Countryside Missouri

The Baldknobbers

They were called the Baldknobbers – a group of vigilantes that roamed the Ozarks dispensing justice as they saw fit.  The group still exists but…

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Posted in American Countryside Kansas

The Dalton Gang Hideout

There is a very famous tunnel running beneath the surface of a barnyard in Meade, Kansas.  It was built in secret, but today it’s very…

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Posted in American Countryside Kansas

A Dalton Without a Life of Crime

The infamous Dalton Gang robbed individuals and businesses in the Midwest during the early 1890s.  But not all of the Dalton children had a life…

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