This week in the month of September is a week of remembering. It is a week to remember the 2,977 people who died during the horrific...

A co-worker recently suggested that I do a search on my computer for “U.S. Treasury” and “Guest Star.” Those two things did not seem to...

With all the discussion about COVID-19 and reopening schools, I have been reminded of another time in our country’s history when going to...

Leroy Barnard, James E. Clark, Wilbur Daniels – this is just a few of the names engraved on the World War II monument in Savannah, GA. If...

With the 76th Anniversary of D-Day quickly approaching and with having more free time at home, my husband and I recently re-watched the...

As we lose more and more family members and loved ones who lived and served through World War II, old family photographs and letters...

I just discovered this wonderful podcast from the History Channel called History This Week. This is the first episode I listened to, and...

Everyone wants to feel joy at Christmas, but imagine being in war and thousands of miles away from family and friends without the...

Thanksgiving Day during World War II was not the same for most American families. They were separated from loved ones fighting in the...

Another Fifth-Grade History Lesson on How Thousands of Jews were Saved during the Holocaust. While I have spent hours and hours...

I was recently helping my fifth-grade son study for a history test and was impressed with what he was learning. Did you know that the...

We recently went to Walt Disney World for part of our family vacation, and it reminded me of my favorite World War II film. Odd, hugh? My...

It’s a mouthful to say and type – The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, but it’s the title of the best movie I’ve seen all...

Before World War II, Huntsville, AL was a quaint, mostly farming town. All of that changed in 1941. The U.S. government decided to make...

This past Saturday I finally got to visit a true piece of War World II history right in Georgia! In the city of Warm Springs, sits...

While World War II helped pull the United States out of the Great Depression, it devastated many European countries. Did you know that...

Have you eaten any home grown vegetables lately? I must admit that I haven’t. After trying to grow my own tomatoes two summers in a row,...

The United States would not have won World War II without the millions of soldiers, nurses, and factory defense workers who served during...

More men and women served in World War II than in any other war in American history, and the numbers speak of the huge sacrifice they...

Remember this famous World War II photograph? It was taken in New York on V-J (Victory over Japan) Day, August 14, 1945, and was the...