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Boy Scouting Begins in Louisa, Virginia – Central Virginia Boy Scouting Preservation Project
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by Ray Ezell, Virginia Headwaters Council Historian The date of the original organization of the Boy Scout troop in Louisa, Virginia (Troop No. ...

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Eisenmann Prize Extended Deadline: June 15
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The History of Education Society seeks nominations for the Linda Eisenmann Prize. The $1000 prize is awarded biennially to ...

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Celebrating the Legacy of the Office of Strategic Services 82 Years On
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As the United States stood on the brink of World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt recognized the urgent need for innovative military ...

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Henry VIII & His Wives: Part 7 — Catherine Parr: The Survivor — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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Catherine Parr, attributed to Master John. Source: Public domain, available here.Catherine Parr was born around 1512 into a respected northern gentry ...

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A Once Lost Frank Lloyd Wright Design Is Brought Back to Life
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A Once Lost Frank Lloyd Wright Design Is Brought Back to Life

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The Re-Enlightenment of America and Its Universities
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It has been almost a decade since Steven Pinker called for Enlightenment Now. Although many readers lauded his clarion call to return to logical ...

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Trail Trials: Camel’s Hump
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Few landscapes in Vermont are as instantly recognizable as the twin peaks of Camel’s Hump. Standing 4,083 feet above sea level, this iconic summit dominates ...

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Chicago History Museum Once Again Offers Free Admission Due to Extreme Heat on Thursday, July 2
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Museum opens its doors to all Illinois residents at no cost to provide a cool, welcoming space during the anticipated extreme heat. CHICAGO (July ...

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Music and the First July 4 Celebration After the Revolutionary War
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On January 20, 1783, the Treaty of Paris ending the Revolutionary War and formalizing British recognition of the independence of the United States of ...

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January 31-February 1, 2026: Goodbye and Hello
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After 15 years and 3 months, this will be the last new post on this blog. Starting Monday, all posts will be featured solely on the AmericanStudier page at ...

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Harry “Pittsburgh Phil” Strauss: Murder, Inc.’s Most Feared Killer
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When discussing the most dangerous men in American organized crime, names like Lucky Luciano, Al Capone, and John Gotti often dominate the conversation. ...

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A New Virtual Reality Initiative on the Lewis and Clark Trail – AASLH
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By Richard Hunt, Executive Director, Lewis & Clark Trail Alliance  Since 1969, the Lewis & Clark Trail Alliance (LCTA) has been the nation’s ...

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