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Columbus Day, Today

We’ve all learned that Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 14 hundred and 92.  We know he had three ships, the largest of which was…

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The Shop that Time Forgot

His business is truly a time capsule.  When Matthew Edel died in 1940, the doors were closed and no one entered until decades later…

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Posted in American Countryside Iowa

The Matthew Edel Blacksmith Shop

You most likely have never heard of Matthew Edel.  You might never have known him if not for the business he left behind…

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Posted in American Countryside Best of Oklahoma

A Meal in Meers

Just northwest of Lawton…in the Wichita Mountains of Okalahoma, you will find a town named Meers.  Its one business is a restaurant that has people…

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Posted in American Countryside Best of Oklahoma

Meers Store & Restaurant

If you can find your way to Meers, Oklahoma you won’t have a problem spotting the restaurant…it’s just about the only thing there…but it’s mighty…

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Posted in American Countryside Best of Oklahoma

Reviving the Longhorn

Like the buffalo that roamed the great plains,Cheap Jerseys from china longhorn cattle are an icon of the old west.  But by the early 20th…

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The Power of Prayer in Battle

There is power in prayer. Cheap Jerseys free shipping For the residents of this city, the results of their prayers are still celebrated every year to…

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Posted in American Countryside Louisiana

What you know about this battle probably comes from a song you’ve heard.  So today we’ll “Take a little trip along with Colonel Jackson” to…

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Posted in American Countryside Louisiana

Christmas 1814 – New Orleans

It was Christmas of 1814 and the residents of New Orleans knew the British were heading their way.  Soon they’d be on the ground intent…

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Mobilizing the Defense of New Orleans

Before you can get a group to move toward a goal, wholesale nfl jerseys from china you have to get them working together.  That was…

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