Dive Into History: Maximize Your Experience With Blog Posts Meant to Inspire A-Ha Moments
How can you get the best possible experience from my history blog? This post will walk you through it.
The Espionage Revolution: Congress Sparks a Spy Mission for Arthur Lee - December 12, 1775!
On December 12, 1775, an espionage revolution began with a letter sent to Arthur Lee.
Front Page News Around the United States: December 11, 1924
A twist on "this day in history" sharing front page news from three American newspapers on December 11, 1924.
Unearthing History: Grace Sherwood in the Archives
After seeing Colonial Williamsburg's Cry Witch, this blogger was inspired to find documents related to Grace Sherwood's witch trial.
Stratford Hall in Virginia: A Historical Jewel Linked to the Revolutionary Era Lee Family
Have you visited Stratford Hall? I recommend it for history lovers and here is why.
Proclaiming A Day Of Thanksgiving: General Washington's 1775 Order
On this Thanksgiving Day, take a moment to read the words of General George Washington.
Before the Journey Begins: My Top 5 Tips for a Memorable Visit to Historic Sites
Before you head out to visit a historic site, get prepared! Read my 5 tips to make your visit memorable.
Unwrap the Past: 2024's Ultimate Holiday Gift List for History Enthusiasts
Here it is! A gift guide for 2024's holiday season focused on history!
Grace Sherwood of Colonial Virginia: Was She or Wasn't She a Witch?
Colonial Williamsburg's Cry Witch is an immersive performance about Grace Sherwood's trial.
Announcing My American History Affiliate Partnerships: Finding History on the Road and Having it Delivered to Your Home
I want everyone to have access to history. It's why I've chosen to partner with two companies: one for finding history on the go and one for learning history at home.
Echoes of Freedom: Patrick Henry's Timeless Call for 2025 and Beyond
Patrick Henry said so much more than Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death. He talked about being an American!
George Washington's Parting Message: A Commanding Address from September 19, 1796
Our first President's farewell message is full of inspiration and insight to think about. At election time and always!
Discover Smith's Fort in Surry, Virginia: A Must-Visit for All American History Enthusiasts!
History lovers must visit Smith's Fort in Surry Virginia and check out what Preservation Virginia has done there.
Meet James Madison: 3 Perfect Insights To Introduce Him on the WAHISA Blog
Our 4th US President, James Madison was as complex as any of our founding fathers. Here are 3 perfect insights to introduce him to history lovers.
I Wish I Could Ask Questions of the People From Early America: Thank Goodness We Have Letters and Diaries!
What better way to learn about people from early American history than to read their own words?
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.
Anne Geddy: Wife, Mom, and Businesswoman of the 18th Century
Who was Anne Geddy? A wife of an 18th century tradesman who exemplifies her role in the 18th century.
The Jefferson Triumvirate of Williamsburg: A Concise Historical Summary
Who influenced, supported, and taught Thomas Jefferson? Meet his Williamsburg triumvirate and get a taste.
Today I Learned About George Washington From a Scholar Named Peter Henriques
Learning about George Washington took on new meaning through Washington scholar Peter Henriques lecture in Colonial Williamsburg.
September 21 in American History: The Traitor Becomes a Traitor, Reagan Speaks and the King of Horror Is Born
When did Benedict Arnold become a traitor to America? September 21st 1780. See what else happened that day!
4 Things I Learned from the Colonial Williamsburg Gunsmiths- A True Gem of a Trade
The Colonial Williamsburg gunsmiths make early American guns lock, stock, and barrel and share insight into the era!
The Scotchtown Post: Insight into Patrick Henry and the Place He Lived for a Few Pivotal Years
Have you visited Patrick Henry's Scotchtown? He only lived there for a few years, but they were pivotal ones.
September 7th: From the 1776 Naval Attack to 2003's Farm Aid 16
What happened on September 7th throughout American history? Get a snapshot of this day in history here.
Colonial History Learned From the Trees Around Us
What can trees tell you about history? A lot! Start with this post and begin the journey into history through trees.
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.