An Interview with Stacey Lee Webber
We chatted with Stacey to learn more about the process of creating unique works of art from found objects of the current world and the past.
Flags of the American Centennial
America’s first Centennial was cause for great celebration. The flags produced during that period are an example of flagmakers' creativity and passion for displaying a symbol of American freedom. Discover more about these Centennial flags and their stories on this blog!
How Washington Made a Name for Himself
George Washington’s name was known among the prominent circles in America and Great Britain, even before the Revolutionary War. But how was he so famous? It all goes back to his first solo mission that helped spark the French and Indian War.
American Industries Stepping Up with Support: From WWII to Today
Time and time again, we have shown that we can come together to support each other when the going gets tough. This week, we draw a parallel between American industry during WWII and present day, with the spread of COVID-19.
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death! The Famous Words of Patrick Henry
“Give me liberty or give me death!” These famous words were spoken 245 years ago by Patrick Henry. Read more about his influence on the American Revolution in this week’s blog!
How the Washington Monument Came to Be
The Washington Monument stands as a tribute to our first president, George Washington, and is a focal point of the nation’s capital. The building of the Washington monument was not an easy venture, however, and the struggles and triumphs of its construction tell a unique story. Read more about how the Washington Monument came to be in this week’s blog.
Celebrate Women's History Month
Women’s history is all around us; it has helped shape us and transformed the country that we call home. Truly, women’s history is American history. Every March, we take the time to recognize all that female power has done to shape the United States with Women’s History Month.
An American Wonder: The Grand Canyon
Today marks 101 years of the Grand Canyon as a National Park! Grand Canyon National Park is a wonder of nature that has been preserved and maintained by the National Park service for a century. Today, we celebrate the beauty of this American monument.
The Story of the Teddy Bear
Did you know that the Teddy Bear was invented in honor of American President Theodore Roosevelt? The now iconic children’s toy was named after Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt, and has an interesting history.
A Famous First Hand Account of the Life of Washington
In honor of Presidents’ Day coming up, which was first established to celebrate America’s first president George Washington, we are delving deeper into one of the most complete and interesting biographies of George Washington’s life: The Life of George Washington by John Marshall. Read more on today’s blog!
History of Jazz
In honor of Black History Month, which is celebrated every February, we are delving into the world of jazz. Did you know that the jazz genre was born in the United States? The rhythmic music derived from improvisation and powerful instrumental and voice work has become one of the most famous music styles in the world. Discover more on this week’s blog!
Top Gifts to Give this Valentine's Day
Need a gift for your sweetheart? We've got you covered! Here are some of our top picks for Valentine's Day gifts.
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