Laura Harbold is a writer in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
David Tebaldi enriches public discourse in Massachusetts.
Margaret "Molly" Brown uses her name and wealth to reform conditions for the nation's working class.
John James Audubon captured a disappearing world in his paintings.
Newly discovered Maya murals reveal the civilization's sophistication.
A workshop brings teachers to the site of the nation’s oldest European settlement.
Linguists race against time to recapture the complicated Cherokee language.
A Virginia lieutenant takes Cherokee chiefs to meet King George III.
2017 Summer
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