Popular History Stories - Page 101

Losing part of my family to 9/11 was one of the worst times in my life.

Telling my young one what buffalo means to me and all that it has taught me during my lifetime.

Advocates of even mild feminism were thin on the ground in 19th-century Egypt. But in 1899, the Cairo newspapers announced the appearance of at least one citizen who held outlandishly modern opinions on the subject. His much-reviled book, The Liberation o

Whales are truly amazing creatures. Their songs, once heard, will remain with you forever.

The Gettysburg Cyclorama, an enormous painting in the round, is to reopen on Sept. 26 after a five-year restoration.

The U.S. didn’t talk to Castro. But it did talk to Mao, and that is the path most taken.

There are some amazing waterfall around the world that'll take your breathe away.

Many have asked Who Am I, I have decided to answer this age old question by telling some about myself. Come take a look at my life thru my eyes.

Although a latecomer to the Age of Exploration, James Cook still managed to put his mark on world history.

Written in the early 1900's, still hold true today