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Event Archives:World War I

5 Endangered Floating Museums: Saving the ‘Tin Cans’

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There are currently 164 vessels designated as national historic landmarks in the United States — all designed to keep history afloat.

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by David T. Zabecki4/5/20225/4/2022
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WWI in the Alps: An American Journalist on the Italian Front Lines

by E. Alexander Powell3/22/20223/22/2022

Anzac Day Services Return to International Memorial Sites For First Time Since 2019

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‘War,’ A Poem by Carl Sandburg

by Carl Sandburg2/15/2022

What If World War I Was Just a Tragic Accident?

by Daniel McEwen2/11/20223/28/2022

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