Lewis and Clark – The Corps of Discovery
On May 14, 1804 Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark left Camp Debois, near St. Louis with a party of men known as the...
The Birth of Mother’s Day
Every year, we honor our mothers with flowers and gifts on the second Sunday of May. Here is the history of a time-honored tradition.
In...
The History of Mother’s Day
Whether you get your Mom flowers, chocolates or a card wishing her a happy day, what was the catalyst that got this holiday started?
Hallmark...
History Of The Easter Traditions
When preparing for the Easter celebration, do you know what some Easter traditions symbolize? It's more than just fluffy bunnies and brightly colored eggs.
Every...
Easter: American Style
After the Civil War, Americans were devastated by the bloodshed and the sense of loss. They looked to their religion and the New Testament...
Gagarin and Shepard: Man Enters Space
In April and May, 1961, the Soviet Union and the United States sent men into space for the first time. A prestige-laden theatre of...
All About April Fool’s Day
April Fool's Day is Traditionally a Harmless Day to Celebrate All Things Goofy. But Just How Did This Day Come About and What Are...
Importance of Women’s History Month
Courageous women across cultures and ages have had a powerful and positive impact on American culture and success since the country began.
March is celebrated...
Why Women’s History Month Is Still Relevant
Since the United States of America was founded, women have made courageous and positive contributions to the national landscape.
2010 marks the 30th year that...
Evacuation Day – Real Holiday or Excuse to Drink Green Beer?
Most people are familiar with St. Patrick’s Day: leprechauns, shamrocks, parades, and of course, green beer. But few outside the city of Boston are...