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A Role of Feeding Americans
If you were dropped inside this building and had no idea what it was, it might take you awhile to figure out what business operated…
An Old Mattress Warehouse–Repurposed
What can you do with an old mattress warehouse? Use it to feed thousands of people in twenty counties. That’s what this organization is doing…
Old Artifacts from Early Settlers
How old is old? Well, it may depend on who or what you are talking about, but when it comes to museums, this one has…
Studying Graves from Over 400 Years Ago
They are some of the oldest graves of Europeans settlers you can find in this nation. It’s Steven’s job to study those burials to tell…
The Unique Village in the City
It was a village inside Arlington National Cemetery…a place where people found refuge during the Civil War. This is the story of the unique city…
The Historic Spot at Arlington National Cemetery
Although most visitors to Arlington National Cemetery simply see the Tomb of the Unknowns and perhaps the JFK grave site…there are many interesting areas of…
From Summer Job to Over 30 Year Career
Tom thought he was coming here simply to fill a summer job. After more than 30 years later, he says it was a great role……
Three Presidents in One Place
It’s hard to imagine a U.S. president taking time to check into a hotel, sign their name to the registration card, complete with their home…
Linking Two Ends of the Nation
Today interstate highways provide the roads for multistate trips, but when this country was founded, any road at all was quite a feat. But there…
The City of Porches
Some say this small Midwestern town has the look of New Orleans’ French Quarter. When you drive down Main Street you’ll see what people mean…