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Arts & Literature August 28, 2013 April 17, 2017

Breaking News 1776: First Reports of Independence

by Todd Andrlik

Each year, more than a million people walk through the cold, dark Rotunda of the National Archives in Washington DC to glimpse the U.S….

Arts & Literature January 24, 2013 February 3, 2014

by Todd Andrlik

History is one giant game of telephone with information passed, often through multiple sources, to the present day. As such, it is full of…

1. Robert Negelein An American Sea Captain Encounters Horatio Nelson—And Lives to Tell the Tale

Interesting article on a distant relative. Captain Carver's aunt Hannah (Carver) Shurtleff was my sixth great grandmother.Thank you for the article that caused me to dig further into my heritage…
2. Dan An American Sea Captain Encounters Horatio Nelson—And Lives to Tell the Tale

David, Thank you for this insightful article. As a maritime historian I always enjoy nautical articles especially when the setting was southern New England waters where I have boated for…
3. Pamela Ehrlich Hans Christian Febiger: “Old Denmark”

Hello Mr. Rupert, My article including the Febiger miniature was finally published this January. Here is the link: https://www.incollect.com/articles/a-hancock-family-story-restoring-connections. I'm still looking for information about the Febiger miniature and locket.…
4. Gene Procknow Victory or Death: The Battles of Trenton and Princeton, December 25, 1776-January 3, 1777

Will, thanks for the tip on the interesting battle site south of Trenton and its sense for Revolutionary-era life in the area. Your story provides an example of the many…
5. Katie Turner Getty Contributor Close-up: Patrick H. Hannum

I really love the Contributor Close-Ups, as well, and always look forward to reading them.