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Frank Miller atop coach

Whether or Not This Stagecoach Was Used by Buffalo Bill, It Has a Storied History

by Katharyn Benessa3/5/20242/8/2024

Showman Frank Miller rescued this former mail coach, rode it to Wild West fame and, in the wake of tragedy, donated it as a legacy for future generations.

Texas Civil War Museum

The Texas Civil War Museum Lowers Its Flag

by Donald L. Barnhart Jr.7/24/20237/20/2023

Painting of Abraham Lincoln.

Lincoln in His Own Words: The 16th President’s Musings About ‘negro equality’

by Ross E. Heller7/11/20237/12/2023

Painting, The Mount House, by William Sidney Mount.

The Racially Diverse Paintings of a 19th-Century American Artist

by Katherine Kirkpatrick and Vivian Nicholson-Mueller6/9/20236/9/2023

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What Does a Two-Headed, Venom-Spitting Snake Have to Do With WWII?

by World War II Magazine3/15/20233/15/2023

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This Cigarette Lighter has a Tragic Origin Story

by Tom Huntington3/15/20233/15/2023

Is This the Winningest Footlocker of World War 2?

by World War II Magazine7/21/20224/2/2024

No One Ate These D-Day Rations. They Survive Today as a Testament to British Cuisine.

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher6/10/20226/16/2022

This Tapestry Is as Long as a Football Field—and Tells the Story of the D-Day Invasion

by Kirstin Fawcett6/6/20224/26/2024

US, UK Must Decide Fate of Discovered Revolutionary War Cannons

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher5/3/20225/4/2022