To Be as Young (or as Old) as You Feel
In studying the Hello Girls – the American telephone [...]
Shunning the Sword: World War I’s Conscientious Objectors
(Note: This article was originally written during the Spring 2023 [...]
A World War One Artifact Rescued
Sometimes thrift store shelves hold treasures. Over [...]
Congressman Cleaver’s Bill to Honor WWI “Hello Girls” Passed by House of Representatives
The bipartisan legislation would award a Congressional Gold Medal [...]
The 110th Anniversary Of The 1914 Christmas Truce
In August 1914, many of the soldiers on frontline [...]
Letters Home: From William E. Olsen to his wife, Gertrude Christine Sudor, During World War I
In 1918, Will Olsen went off to the Great [...]
Moving for Education: Living Near WWI Museums and Archives
Relocating for education is an opportunity to enhance your [...]
Authors, historians, playwrights, and filmmaker urge House Leadership to vote on Hello Girls Congressional Gold Medal legislation
Letters call on Speaker, Majority Leader to being Hello [...]
Why A WWI Time Capsule In Missouri Required A Bomb Squad When It Was Opened
So we all know the idea behind a time capsule, [...]
Meet the American who invented the hard hat, a proud symbol of our nation’s working class
Hard hats are the team headgear of working-class America [...]
