A Snapshot in Time In a black and white photograph from 1944, Faris Tuohy stands on the left, clutching a cup of coffee. His eyes, […]

The Changing Face of Guadalcanal Six years after the end of World War II, Guadalcanal had undergone a significant transformation. Once a battleground that witnessed

The intersection of Highway 63 and 24, as it stood around 1945, holds a special place in the historical tapestry of the local community. This

Imagine stepping back in time to a packed Yankee Stadium in 1948. The air is electric, buzzing with anticipation and a touch of melancholy. This

The Birth of a Kansas City Landmark If you grew up anywhere near Kansas City, Missouri, chances are Worlds of Fun played a role in

A Colorful Memory: Ouch! Bubblegum Ouch! Bubblegum was a staple of 90s childhood. Packaged in a colorful tin that resembled a band-aid box, each piece

General Omar Bradley stands as a towering figure in American military history, not just for his strategic brilliance but also for his distinction as the

Steak ‘n Shake, a renowned American casual restaurant chain, has a rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. Founded in February 1934

The Birth of the Brogan Doodlebug In the annals of automotive history, the story of the 1944 Brogan Doodlebug holds a special place, capturing the

In the mid-20th century, the state of Michigan stood at the forefront of automotive innovation and culture, home to the booming Motor City and miles

The Ancient Practice of Roman Sparsiones Ah, the Romans—masters of engineering, gladiator games, and, as it turns out, keeping cool under the blazing Mediterranean sun.

The 1999 Kmart Memorial Day Flyer That’ll Take You Back I stumbled across an old Kmart flyer from Memorial Day weekend, 1999—and wow, it’s like

The USS Alabama stands tall as a symbol of strength, valor, and history on the waters of Mobile, Alabama. This majestic battleship has captured the

A Blast from the Past: Hubba Bubba Squeeze Pops Hubba Bubba Squeeze Pops were a popular treat that brought joy to many children and adults

In 1971, a 17-year-old Juliane Koepcke experienced what can only be described as a miraculous series of events. She was flying over the Peruvian rainforest