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Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument of Indianapolis33 comments

J. G. Burdette wrote 1 month ago: Indianapolis, Indiana is a tremendous size. With that size come oodles of historical sites and plaqu … more →

Tags: History, Photography, Indiana, War, soldiers, Civil War, maritime, William Henry Harrison, Sailors

Pop-Tarts & Pencils!

liquorbarn wrote 5 months ago: Kellogg’s Pop Tarts were created today in 1965. Nutritionists all over the planet rejoiced! Well…may … more →

Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Pele, Meg Ryan, Ahmad Rashad, tommy dorsey, Frederick E. Blaisdell, Allison Janney, Jodie Foster, mister ed

Frontiersman Nathaniel F. Randolph3 comments

Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research wrote 6 months ago: About a month ago I posted obituaries for Thomas Jefferson Randolph and his wife, Nancy Bailey, both … more →

Tags: Genealogy Ramblings, Newspaper articles, family stories, Revolutionary War, Harrodsburg Kentucky, Mercer County Kentucky, Spring Hill Cemetery, thomas jefferson randolph, Nathaniel FitzRandolph

Nathaniel Pope: Giving Illinois Its Shape

R.T. Johnson wrote 7 months ago: Fall brings many rituals to the state line area of northern Illinois. Weekends are filled with rakin … more →

Tags: US History, History, Illinois History, Turning points in history, Illinois history, Illinois, Nathanal Pope, wisconsin territory, Illinois Territory

From Sea To Shining Sea by James Alexander Thom

Marcia wrote 8 months ago: My Rating: 4 of 5 Stars Another book in my library that probably warrants a re-read.   When this boo … more →

Tags: General Fiction, Historical Fiction, Lewis & Clark, historical fiction, from sea to shining sea, James Alexander Thom, Meriwether Lewis

Locust Grove and the Clarks

Tim wrote 9 months ago: Locust Grove Dear Papa – I hope you are well. I want to see you and my brothers. Kiss them for … more →

Tags: 18th Century, 19th Century, American Revolution, Exploration, house, KY, Lewis and Clark, Louisville

The Mother of 10,000 Cities and Her Famous Bell!

Your Flourishing Life wrote 10 months ago: When Clark and I drove onto Beaver Island in Illinois, we were in search of a campsite. What we disc … more →

Tags: Bicycling Across America, Illinois, Kaskaskia, Mother of 10, 000 cities, King Louis XV, beaver island

A man of "much cheerfulness": Meriwether Lewis meets Louis Lorimier

Frances Hunter wrote 10 months ago: The Lewis & Clark journals provide a fascinating snapshot of the U.S. frontier on the cusp of th … more →

Tags: Meriwether Lewis, Missouri, Frontier legends, Frontier stories, History

Spirit of Vincennes Rendevous 2012

R. K. Sepetjian wrote 11 months ago: Every Memorial Day Weekend in Vincennes, Indiana, a re-enactment and festival commemorating George R … more →

Tags: Familiae, libertas, george rogers clark monument, president william henry harrison

Vinny Zollo To Announce Tomorrow

jkendall12 wrote 1 year ago: Western Kentucky University lost a potential future star in Vinny Zollo, as he decided to transfer o … more →

Tags: NCAA, recruiting, Basketball, future of hoops, Western Kentucky, Vinny Zollo, Decision Time, Divion 1 transfers, furman

Kentucky military history for the month of May

davidwaltom wrote 1 year ago: The following is a compilation of significant dates in our commonwealth’s military history.  For mor … more →

Tags: History, Kentucky National Guard, Military History, Kentucky, Kentucky National Guard, Kentucky Air National Guard, Kentucky Army National Guard, air national guard, kıng

Cairo, Illinois: "a grave uncheered by any gleam of promise"9 comments

Θεόφιλος wrote 1 year ago: “There’s not a lot of murderers and cutthroats in Southern Illinois. They are real peopl … more →

Tags: Politics/Current Events, Race, Slavery, Segregation, History, Southern Illinois, Charles Dickens, Mississippi, cairo

Lewis & Clark road trip: The George Rogers Clark Memorial

Frances Hunter wrote 1 year ago: Location: Vincennes, Indiana (midway between Louisville, Kentucky and St. Louis, Missouri) George Ro … more →

Tags: Frontier Warfare, American Revolution, Indiana

Victor Collot, George Rogers Clark, and Another French Conspiracy

Frances Hunter wrote 1 year ago: Indian of the Nation of the Shawanoes, by Victor Collot (1796) How many of us remember what we learn … more →

Tags: French Revolution, Frontier exploration, Frontier legends

PTSD on the Frontier

Frances Hunter wrote 1 year ago: George Rogers Clark and the Defense of Fort Harrod in 1777, by Frederick Yohn The first obligation o … more →

Tags: American Revolution, Frontier Warfare, Kentucky, William Clark

Research and small successes1 comment

throughthe_veil wrote 1 year ago: Research is not for the faint of heart I’ve decided.  Yesterday, surrounded by stacks of books … more →

Tags: Research, writing, Fear

Kentucky military history for the month of December1 comment

davidwaltom wrote 1 year ago: The following is a compilation of significant dates in our commonwealth’s military history.  For mor … more →

Tags: History, Military History, Kentucky National Guard, iraq, Kentucky Air National Guard, Kentucky Army National Guard, Civil War, Harrodsburg Tankers, Korean War

Doing what God wants (Matthew 2:14) - George Rogers Clark

17oldelmroad wrote 1 year ago: (Verse chosen from today’s Bible reading – Matthew 1-4) “So he got up, took the child and his … more →

Tags: Wayne Cordeiro, The Divine Mentor, Matthew

Historical fact renders novel implausible

Linda Aragoni wrote 1 year ago: Maurice Thompson got the idea for Alice of Old Vincennes from a scrap of a letter by Gaspard Roussil … more →

Tags: Historical, Romance, 1901 Bestselling Novels, American Revolution, American Frontier, Maurice Thompson, French, Indians, American colonies


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