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Head-Tilting History
This International Artists Day, let’s learn about the people who shaped how we remember the American Revolution and the early days of our new nation.
Learn how the Continental Congress let one quiet inventor prove himself, changing the seascape of naval warfare forever.
We know their stories in the White House, but five of Ohio’s future U.S. Presidents fought in the Civil War before heading to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Learn about their time in battle in this edition of Head-Tilting History.
Learn about two Civil War Medal of Honor recipients – Andrew Jackson Smith and Alonzo Cushing – and their long-winding journeys to the Medal of Honor in this edition of Head-Tilting History.
Learn how Harper's Weekly artist Thomas Nast helped define America’s idea of this beloved Christmas icon.
President Lincoln's childhood fascination with magic continued into his time in the White House. Learn more about his love of mind-boggling feats and some of the magicians he encountered.
Head-Tilting History sparked from a desire for engaging stories to share with all audiences, to build a new — or grow a long-established — love of history. Please share this exciting content and send feedback to web@battlefields.org.
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