Reading a 1769 letter from Richard Henry Lee to his brother inspired me to write about the importance of primary sources.

As we continue celebrating 250th anniversaries of major events in our shared American history, I'm taking a peek at what happened on November 26th, 1775.

Reading Beatrix Potter's The Tailor of Gloucester, recommended by an expert tailor, led me to Archibald Diddep.

I'm bringing the What American History Is About blog to life by offering customized walking tours! What does that mean?

America's 250th is already happening, it's not just about July 4, 1776. Celebrate daily.

I love research! October is designated American Archives Month and I had a goal of finding new resources.

My mom never leaves the house without lipstick. Her advice goes well beyond make-up strategy and into life.

Preservation Virginia staff are bringing Buhurt to Surry Virginia with The Tournament of the Castle!

I found a letter 20 year-old Thomas Jefferson wrote to his friend, John Page.

What does a mid-century roadside motel have in common with historic Colonial Williamsburg? Find out.

Mystery and thriller author Carmen Amato has dipped her toes into the role of historian with her Galliano Club series.

Our 4th US President, James Madison was as complex as any of our founding fathers. Here are 3 perfect insights to introduce him to history lovers.