Many of the country’s most lavish and extensive military exhibits are private collections. Luckily, these six are open to the public.
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Mercy Otis Warren, America’s First Female Historian
At the prodding of John and Abigail Adams, Mercy Otis Warren took on a massive project: writing a comprehensive history of the Revolutionary War.
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7 Lessons from Everyday Heroes
Here’s what I’ve learned from ordinary yet extraordinary people about kindness, compassion, and helping others.
The Blackberry Pie Thief
Elinor hoped to begin a new life, but a missing pie and a large paw print might send it in a direction she hadn’t planned.
News of the Week: Spring Forwarding, Average Americans, and 65 Years of Barbie
In the news for the week ending March 15, 2024, are daylight debates, a mock Marilyn, and the median American.
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1940s Spring Party Menu
Party like it’s 1943! Try this menu from the archive, complete with recipes, tips, and a DIY centerpiece.
Give Yourself Over to the Art of Walking
For the full life experience, drop those devices and walk a little.
10 Savory Herbs to Add to Your Garden This Spring
Tips from 1943 for growing 10 fresh herbs — and how to cook with them.
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