A fallen Doughboy’s well-traveled footlocker
Last spring, I posted a two-part blog about Howard Lee Strohl, an [...]
The ‘Hello Girls’ Arrived In Europe Before The First Doughboys. Here’s Why They Were So Crucial
It took more than half a century for the women [...]
The National World War I Memorial: “an important addition to our inventory of monuments and is long overdue”
The National World War I Memorial is located just east [...]
A Name not found on the Wall of Honor: A Forgotten Story of World War I Sacrifice
Four years ago I wrote an article on Ohio Counties [...]
The Battle of the Skirt
How Flappers and World War I Transformed the Fashion Industry [...]
Meet the American who inspired American Legion Baseball, John Griffith, WWI vet and sports pioneer
John Griffith inspired the creation of American Legion Baseball from [...]
World War I history exhibit at Greater Parkersburg, WV CVB
PARKERSBURG — The Greater Parkersburg Convention and Visitors Bureau is [...]
US to destroy last chemical weapons, closing a deadly chapter dating to WWI
Workers at the Blue Grass Army Depot are close to [...]
WWI memorial plans unveiled in time for July 4 in DeKalb
Progress on new DeKalb veterans WWI brick memorial unveiled in [...]
The Old Man and War
Ernest Hemingway's wartime service in WWI and beyond Ernest Hemingway [...]
