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Historic America is committed to sharing the story of America with people through our dynamic, multi-sensory tours and high quality digital content.

03/28/2025

Part one of our new series is out! All about looking at connections between Italian and American history, starting with freedom fighter Giuseppe Garibaldi’s role in the US Civil War! Check it out at the link below

Giuseppe Garibaldi ranks among the most important individuals in modern Italian history. His life was a complicated set of events, and his fame & impact were felt across cultures and continents.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!! Check out our article about the history of presidential turkey pardons! 😊

The history of the presidential turkey pardon is slightly complicated, and has much older roots than often expected. The first official turkey pardon took place in 1989, as performed by President George H. W. Bush, creating the practice for future presidents. Bush’s team were inspired to use the t...

11/11/2024

Thank you to all who have served! Honoring you all today and every day.

Poppies are a ubiquitous symbol with veterans day today, but how did the flower get associated with one of the world’s most sacred holidays?

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from Historic America! Check out our newest blog post about the Octagon House, perhaps the most haunted building in DC!

Nestled in downtown Washington DC, an imposing mansion-turned-museum harbors a dark past. In the Octagon House, rumors of paranormal activity have swirled for years, but who- or what- lingers in the walls of the Old Octagon?

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