Early American
Jack Sleds: A Forgotten Piece of Early American Winter History
The Jack Sled is a relic of early American winters, once a staple for both work and recreation in snowy
The Jack Sled is a relic of early American winters, once a staple for both work and recreation in snowy
The battles of Lexington and Concord, fought on April 19, 1775, were the first military engagements of the American Revolution.
Jonathan Klemens, MS, FSA-Scot Author and Historian The poorly trained and ragtag Continental Army, unable to prevent the British forces
As historians, we constantly search for tools that reveal the day-to-day realities of people in the past. One often-overlooked but
THE STORY OF TALLEY CAVEY: THE ROOTS OF HAMPTON TOWNSHIP By Jonathan Klemens, MSLBE Author and Historian With the granting
By Jonathan Klemens, FSA-Scot Author and Historian Surviving the 18th Century was a very perilous challenge. If war or Indian