The Okefenokee, covering approximately seven hundred square miles, is the Largest swamp in North America.

The American Revolutionary War began with the Boston Campaign, 1774 - 1776.

The most unusual story is one where the testimony of a ghost was upheld in court as evidence of murder.

What clues or answers to America's most famous and hauntingly sad mystery lie beneath this golf course -- and how many lost souls wander around on the lush green of the hills and gentle slopes?

Under the auspices of Queen Elizabeth I, Sir Walter Raleigh was granted a charter, in March of 1584, to colonize the new land the Queen had named Virginia.

Bunny McBride brings forth the story of four amazing Abenaki women in her book, Women Of The Dawn. The transitions these women made and the resistance they had to overcome is remarkable.

It was on July 2, 1776, that the Second Continental Congress of the Thirteen Colonies, voted and approved a resolution of independence from Great Britain, which was not fully realized until the end of the war.

These memories and traces of a way of life are not from a fiction story, they are as real as the woods and time that have taken over and hidden many old abandoned coal mining towns throughout the Applachian Mountains.

In the mid 1700s, the American colonists were strongly opposing all the taxation imposed upon them by the British Parliament. The fact that they had no voice in decisions of Parliament was of great concern.

When summer time starts rolling around again, thoughts turn to fried chicken and all the picnic foods that will compliment that wonderful fried chicken. I have some great recipes that will be a delicious addition to your picnics and knock the socks off everyone.