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100 Years of Route 66 History
Welcome to the Route 66 Centennial Kickoff! 🚗🇺🇸 We are starting our journey along the Mother Road at the ultimate Gateway to the West—St. Louis, Missouri and the…
Keep readingWild Bill Hickok: The True History and Death in Deadwood
What really happened in Deadwood when Wild Bill Hickok was killed, and why is his death tied to a place that wasn’t even U.S. state territory? This episode revisits the Black Hills gold-rush boomtown of Deadwood and Hickok’s final days after traveling from Fort Laramie with Charlie Utter’s wagon train, joined by Calamity Jane. It explains Deadwood’s explosive growth and Hickok’s poker game at Saloon 10 where Jack McCall—shot him on August 2, 1876. Join us…and learn about this giant of American history.
Keep readingExploring History All Over the World
First…a thank you. Here is a code for a free month pass to our new History or Drive app. (check out the Guam locations) Use code “explore” at…
Keep readingWe Just Drove Route 66 – Here is the History, Tips, and Places to See
Most have heard of America’s “Mother Road” – Route 66. But do you know what you MUST see? Have you talked to anyone who has driven the whole thing? Join host Scott and his wife and historian Jenn, as they give you all the information you are looking for…and more you didn’t expect!
Keep readingJohn Wilkes Booth’s Quiet Grave: Following the Assassin to Green Mount Cemetery
This episode of Talk With History follows the trail of John Wilkes Booth after Lincoln’s assassination to his final, quiet resting place in Baltimore’s historic Green Mount Cemetery.…
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