Protecting the Lines: Telephone Operators and Security during World War I
In March 1918, Catherine Schmid was arrested for violating the [...]
The Founding of American Gold Star Mothers, Inc.: A Story about Service, Sacrifice and Love
Founded in 1928 and Congressionally Chartered in 1984, American Gold [...]
Lynchburg alum helps lead fundraising efforts for National World War I Memorial, which celebrates ‘First Illumination’ on Sept. 13
At sunset on Friday, Sept. 13, Phil Mazzara ’70 will [...]
Nation’s Capital Prepares To Celebrate Veterans Of WWI And All Wars With Magnificent Renaissance Memorial
In 2016, master sculptor Sabin Howard won the international design competition for [...]
The American Girl of the Signal Corps Abroad
If you like treasure hunts, solving mysteries and maybe surprises, [...]
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe – 400: Born Cancelled with Sabin Howard
Master Sculptor Sabin Howard is known as America’s Michelangelo for his work [...]
Emigration and World War 1 – Swedish born soldiers in The American Expeditionary Forces
Swedish born soldiers in the Great War? It is interesting [...]
The Victor Davis Hanson Show: Art, History, and Human Resilience With Sabin Howard
Victor Davis Hanson interviews renowned figurative sculptor Sabin Howard. They [...]
History Shorts: Sabin Howard
Mr. Sabin Howard is one of the greatest artists of [...]
The reburial of a WWI American Airman in France
On September 15, 2024, a rare event will occur in [...]
