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This is an image of a woman firing a gun from Logan's Fort.

Rev War | Article

The Revolutionary War in Kentucky

For generations, Native Americans utilized the verdant forests, streams, and meadows south of the Ohio River as their hunting grounds. At the...

This is a painting of Native Americans at the River Raisin Battle

War of 1812 | Article

The Detroit Frontier in the War of 1812

As the year 1812 opened with the United States and Great Britain spiraling toward another armed conflict the Michigan Territory emerged as a critical...

Tintype Photograph of Union Soldiers Playing Cards

Civil War | Article

Battling Monotony

The National Civil War Museum highlights how soldiers combated boredom in wartime camps.

Civil War | Article

Abner Doubleday

If you’re a baseball fan and Civil War enthusiast, chances are you’ve heard of Abner Doubleday. This Union general was among those who defended Fort...

A striker (or batter) for Flemington Neshanock

Civil War | Article

Take Me Out to the Vintage Ball Game!

In Gettysburg, an annual festival brings the 1864 version of “base ball” to players and spectators alike to consider the history behind the great...

Rev War | Article

Shays' Rebellion

In 1786, only a few years after the end of the Revolutionary War, the new United States had to confront a crisis: a rebellion was brewing in the very...

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Yesterday’s Battlefields Meet Tomorrow’s Leaders

With a founding in 1636, the Army National Guard has a long and proud history as the United States Military’s oldest serving component. As part of the...

War of 1812 | Article

Native American Involvement in the War of 1812

As Great Britain and the United States spiraled toward war in the summer of 1812, Native tribes in North America found themselves pulled into the...

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Warrior Legacy: Appreciating the Human Stories of War

Retired Army Captain and Trust Alumni Board Member Duke Ligon reflects upon his service during the Vietnam War and shares his personal connection to...

Rev War | Article

Food and Beverage of the Revolutionary War Era

When Americans visit grocery stores today, they can purchase foods from around the world any time of the year. Meats, fruits, and vegetables can be...