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Victory at San Jacinto secured independence from Mexico and made him a hero, but he faced countless trials and tribulations—before and after. Inside what many considered the ugliest house in the state of Texas, Sam Houston lay dying. Not in his bedroom, though. In midsummer the upstairs of the “Steamboat House” in Huntsville felt like …
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Daily Quiz for October 29, 2016This president’s son is the only one to have been married in the White House.
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… Read MoreDaily Quiz for October 30, 2016Gannett Peak, Wyoming’s highest peak, was named for Henry Gannett who became famous for his work as this.
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… Read MoreJack Northrop’s “Flying Ram”Jack Northrop’s XP-79B jet fighter looked unusual, but its method of attack was even more bizarre. In the late stages of World War II, American bomber formations over Germany were … Read MoreDaily Quiz for October 31, 2016Sheriff Pat Garrett of Lincoln County, New Mexico killed this notorious outlaw.
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… Read MoreThe Cubs Roar Into Aledo, IllinoisThe crowds were wild! No doubt, there was a large crowd on hand for the game that was to be played. The Cubs were playing a couple of exhibition games while they were waiting for t… Read More
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