Jon Grinspan, PhD—The Age of Acrimony: How Americans Fought to Fix Their Democracy, 1865–1915
Jon Grinspan, PhD The Age of Acrimony: [...]
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09, 2021
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09, 2021
Jeffrey Orens—The Soul of Genius: Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, and the Meeting that Changed the Course of Science
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08, 2021
A.J. Baime—Dewey Defeats Truman: The 1948 Election and the Battle for America’s Soul
A.J. Baime Dewey Defeats Truman: The 1948 Election [...]
29
07, 2021
Elizabeth Cobbs, PhD—The Hello Girls: America’s First Women Soldiers
Elizabeth Cobbs, PhD The Hello Girls: America’s [...]
22
07, 2021
Stephen McGinty—The Dive: The Untold Story of the World’s Deepest Submarine Rescue
Stephen McGinty The Dive: The Untold Story [...]
15
07, 2021
Francis Gary Powers, Jr.—Spy Pilot: Francis Gary Powers, the U-2 Incident, and a Controversial Cold War Legacy
Francis Gary Powers, Jr. Spy Pilot: Francis [...]
10
07, 2021
Joshua Yohe—Dollar Princess: The American Invasion 🔒
Joshua Yohe Dollar Princess: The American [...]
10
07, 2021
Gail Baden—Women in No Man’s Land: The American Committee for Devastated France, 1917–1924 🔒
Gail Baden Women in No Man’s [...]
10
07, 2021
Captain P.J. Matthews—Historic Site Tour: Buffalo Soldier National Museum, Houston, Texas 🔒
Captain P.J. Matthews Buffalo Soldier National [...]
10
07, 2021
Julie Chenoweth Terstriep—“They Took Our Farm” and other first-person accounts of the impact of a new WWII Army Camp in rural Illinois 🔒
Julie Chenoweth Terstriep “They Took Our [...]
10
07, 2021
Eric Jay Dolin—A Furious Sky: The Five-Hundred-Year History of America’s Hurricanes 🔒
Eric Jay Dolin A Furious Sky: [...]
10
07, 2021
Chef Sarah Lohman—Soda Fountain Favorites 🔒
Chef Sarah Lohman Soda Fountain Favorites [...]
10
07, 2021
Lucy Jane Santos—Half Lives: Tales from the Radium Era 🔒
Lucy Jane Santos Half Lives: Tales [...]
10
07, 2021
Kathleen Langone—Amalia Kussner: Darling Artist of the Gilded Age (1885–1910) 🔒
Kathleen Langone Amalia Kussner: Darling Artist [...]
10
07, 2021
Glenn Noreen—The Saga of the Double-Triple Agents and the Fall of the Wall, or How We Really Won the Cold War 🔒
Glenn Noreen The Saga of the [...]
24
06, 2021
Scott Kirsner—Innovation Economy: True Stories of Start-Ups, Flame-Outs, and Inventing the Future in New England
Scott Kirsner Innovation Economy: True Stories of [...]
3
06, 2021
Todd DePastino, PhD—Drawing Fire: The Editorial Cartoons of Bill Mauldin
Todd DePastino, PhD Drawing Fire: The Editorial [...]
20
05, 2021
Thomas Brothers—Louis Armstrong: Master of Modernism
Thomas Brothers Louis Armstrong: Master of Modernism [...]
13
05, 2021
Thomas G. Andrews, PhD—Killing for Coal: America’s Deadliest Labor War
Thomas G. Andrews, PhD Killing for Coal: [...]
22
04, 2021
James Carl Nelson—The York Patrol: The Real Story of Alvin York and the Unsung Heroes Who Made Him World War I’s Most Famous Soldier
James Carl Nelson The York Patrol: The [...]
15
04, 2021
Tom Levitt—The Courage to Meddle: The Belief of Frances Perkins
Tom Levitt The Courage to Meddle: The [...]
2
04, 2021
Kat D. Williams—Isabel “Lefty” Alvarez: The Improbable Life of a Cuban American Baseball Star
Kat D. Williams Isabel “Lefty” Alvarez: The [...]
25
03, 2021
Rosalyn D. Elder—Exploring the Legacy: People and Places of Significance
Rosalyn D. Elder Exploring the Legacy: People [...]
18
03, 2021
Clay Risen—The Crowded Hour: Teddy Roosevelt, the Rough Riders, and the Dawn of the American Century
Clay Risen The Crowded Hour: Teddy Roosevelt, [...]
25
02, 2021
Maurice Isserman, PhD—The Winter Army: The WWII Odyssey of the 10th Mountain Division
Maurice Isserman, PhD The Winter Army: The [...]
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01, 2021
Amity Shlaes—Great Society, A New History
Amity Shlaes Great Society, A New History [...]
17
12, 2020
Steve Vogel—Betrayal in Berlin: The True Story of the Cold War’s Most Audacious Espionage Operation
Steve Vogel Betrayal in Berlin: The True [...]
10
12, 2020
Nancy K. Bristow, PhD—American Pandemic: The Lost Worlds of the 1918 Influenza Epidemic
Nancy K. Bristow, PhD American Pandemic: The [...]
3
12, 2020
Craig Nelson—Pearl Harbor: From Infamy to Greatness
Craig Nelson Pearl Harbor: From Infamy to [...]
5
11, 2020
Shirley Ann Higuchi, JD—Japanese Internment Camps
Shirley Ann Higuchi, JD Japanese–American Internment Camps [...]
29
10, 2020
Penny Colman—Women’s Suffrage
Penny Colman Women’s Suffrage Penny Colman, author [...]
8
10, 2020
Charles Fishman—Apollo 11 Moon Landing
Charles Fishman One Giant Leap: The Impossible [...]
1
10, 2020
Jane Hampton Cook—Resilience on Parade: Short Stories of Suffragists & Women’s Battle for the Vote
Jane Hampton Cook Resilience on Parade: Short [...]
17
09, 2020
Jamie Holmes—12 Seconds of Silence: How a Team of Inventors, Tinkerers, and Spies Took Down a Nazi Superweapon
Jamie Holmes 12 Seconds of Silence: How [...]
13
08, 2020
Chris Dubbs—Women Reporters in WWI
Chris Dubbs Women Reporters in WWI Chris [...]
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08, 2020
Robert Forrant. PhD—Lawrence and the 1912 Bread and Roses Strike
Robert Forrant, PhD Lawrence and the 1912 [...]
23
07, 2020
Edward T. O’Donnell, PhD—The Gilded Age
Edward T. O’Donnell, PhD The Gilded Age [...]
18
06, 2020
Lorna Hainesworth—The Historic National Road
Lorna Hainesworth The Historic National Road: “The [...]
11
06, 2020
Don Cygan—The Battle for Bastogne
Don Cygan The Battle for Bastogne Don [...]
4
06, 2020
Stephen F. Knott—The Lost Soul of the American Presidency
Stephen F. Knott The Lost Soul of [...]
2
04, 2019
Roxanne Reddington-Wilde, PhD—Scottish Highland Women’s Roles & Social Identities from the Early Modern Era to the 20th Century
Roxanne Reddington-Wilde, PhD Scottish Highland Women’s Roles [...]
2
04, 2019
Tom Nallen—The fastest planes in the world: The incredible Gee Bees of Massachusetts and the quest for speed in Aviation’s Golden Age
Tom Nallen, aviation historian The fastest planes [...]
31
03, 2019
Mary E. Raker—Making connections through the study of objects
Mary E. Raker, Public History Student at Salem [...]
31
03, 2019
Hunter Chaney—The Evolution of a Small Foundation’s Growth into a New Museum
Hunter Chaney, Director of Marketing, Collings Foundation [...]
31
03, 2019
Robert Booth and Amy E. Kellett—The Reinvention of Salem and the largest steam-powered cotton-sheeting factory in the United States
Robert Booth and Amy E. Kellett The [...]
16
03, 2019
Samantha Garrity, MEd—Erasing Native Peoples and Their Cultures: Forced Boarding Schools & Sterilization Practices
Samantha Garrity, M.Ed., College of the Holy Cross [...]
16
03, 2019
Bernard Rosenthal Trubowitz—Documented During their Detention: Textile Workers and the “Bread and Roses” Strike of 1912
Bernard Rosenthal Trubowitz, previously with the National [...]
16
03, 2019
Stephanie Call, MS—“The Hero of Dear Old Halifax”: The Massachusetts Relief Effort Following the Halifax Explosion of 1917
Stephanie Call, MS, Associate Director of Archives [...]
16
03, 2019
Rose A. Doherty—Katharine Gibbs: Trailblazing Woman in Business
Rose A. Doherty, author of Katharine Gibbs: Beyond [...]
16
03, 2019
Lori Rogers-Stokes, PhD—“Suspense” and Sexism in Popular Radio Dramas After WWII
Lori Rogers-Stokes, PhD “Suspense” and Sexism in [...]
16
03, 2019
Lori Lyn Price, MAS, MLA—Impact of the 1918 flu epidemic: A personal stories-based approach Records
Lori Lyn Price, MAS, MLA, Independent Researcher Impact [...]
28
03, 2016
Ta Mara Conde—Preserving Historic Gravestones
Ta Mara Conde, Historic Gravestone [...]
8
03, 2014
Mark Kenneth Gardner—The Peculiar History of Democracy in Rhode Island, 1636–2004
Mark Kenneth Gardner(@HistoryGardner ),Western Rhode [...]
8
03, 2014
Matt Wilding—Free Advertising: Popular Magazines and World War II Bond Drives
Matt Wilding Free Advertising: Popular Magazines and [...]
8
03, 2014
Colleen Janz—The Temperance Movement: A Doorway to Suffrage
Colleen Janz The Temperance Movement: [...]