Posts tagged historic america
Dolley and James: Opposites Attract

Today’s Historic America Journal entry is the first of a two-part series on presidential love stories in preparation for our limited-run Presidential Sweethearts Tour. If these true tales capture your imagination, you’re in luck! A ticket for our Presidential Sweethearts Tour is the perfect Valentine's Day gift for the history nerd in your life. More information about the tour can be found on our website or our Eventbrite page. This week, we journey back in time to visit Dolley & James Madison.

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Sometimes There's A Man: Remembering Chuck Yeager

As The Big Lebowski tells us, “Sometimes there’s a man, well, he’s the man for his time and place.” That’s Yeager - the very definition of American manhood; a rugged, whip-smart, patriotic, devoted, courageous fighter pilot who rose from humble beginnings in rural West Virginia to enlist as a teenage private in the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) and would go onto to become one of the most famous pilots in history.

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Good TV and Herstory

A Tour of Her Own (TOHO) is a DC based tour company that focuses exclusively on women’s history. Their latest virtual offering is public history at its finest: they use the hit show Mrs America to spark a larger conversation and inspire deeper historic exploration and understanding.

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