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On May 27, 1863, Union forces launched a massive assault on Port Hudson, Louisiana—kicking off what would become the longest siege in American military history.…
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 7, 2025
Culture & Society
The Americas boast a rich architectural heritage, with buildings that have withstood the test of time. Spanning from…
By Aria Moore · Oct 7
Military History
When you think of iconic WWII vehicles, the American Jeep probably comes to mind first. But did you…
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 7
1960s
Long before Neil Armstrong made his giant leap, a brave chimpanzee named Ham strapped in, rocketed into space,…
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 6
Military History
This blog post explores 30 historical photographs that encapsulate the multifaceted nature of wars. These images reveal the…
By Ella Brown · Oct 6
Military History
During the chaos of World War II, Adolf Hitler greenlit a plan so bold and bizarre, it sounds…
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 5
General History
Queen Victoria, who ruled Britain from 1837 to 1901, lived during photography’s early development and embraced this new…
By Aria Moore · Oct 5
General History
From battlegrounds and birthplaces to monuments and missions, these landmarks shaped the nation we know today. Explore the…
By Jasmine Hughes · Oct 5
Military History
The M1 Garand changed the face of modern warfare as America’s primary battle rifle during World War II.…
By Ella Brown · Oct 5
General History
George Washington’s Mount Vernon plantation was home to hundreds of enslaved people who lived and worked under brutal…
By Ella Brown · Oct 3