Timeless Treasures: Must-Visit Living History Museums That Bring the Past to Life!
Living history museums not only bring the past to life, but preserve trades and immerse you in the past. Visit one!
Reflections on Thomas Jefferson’s Garden Book: A Thoughtful Exploration from a Blogger's Perspective
Insights into what you can learn from Thomas Jefferson's Garden Book, inspired by a blogger's perspective.
The Final Breakfast: An End to Dunmore and Washington
New research is shining more light onto the friendship between George Washington and Virginia's last Royal Governor.
November 23 Unwrapped: Thanksgiving 2023 and Other Landmark Moments in U.S. History
As we celebrate Thanksgiving in 2025, let's look at what happened on this day in history for November 23rd, in a post written two years ago!
October 1st: Celebrate Fall with Pumpkin Spice and Remember Johnny Carson's Debut on the Tonight Show
Celebrate fall with Pumpkin Spice and remember all the other bits of American history that happened on October 1st.
Agecroft Hall: The Tudor House that Traveled to Virginia in the 1920s
Reasons to visit the Tudor house that travelled to America during the Gilded Age because of TC and Bessie Williams.
August 27th: George Washington Requested Food for Soldiers and Mary Poppins Premiered!
What happened in American history on August 27th? George Washington asked the states for food in 1780, LBJ was born and Mary Poppins premiered!
Experimenting on the Farm: A Necessity in 18th Century America and Beyond
Why was experimental farming necessary in early America? Let's hear what George Washington and others had to say.
Discover the Sweet Secret of 18th Century Baking: One Pound Cake, Endless Delights!
How a Nun's Cake is related to learning the history of food in a place like Colonial Williamsburg.
