If you are looking for the spirit of ‘76, you will find it, literally, inside Abbott Hall in Marblehead, Mass. And this is the original. Happy Independence Day!

I also will be speaking at History Camp Boston on August 9.

During the morning #OnThisDay July 5, 1814, the British attacked American troops along the Chippawa Creek during the War of 1812. American Gen. Winfield Scott led his troops directly into range and exchanged fire with their British counterparts. The British initially launched

We have a shirt that honors John Paul Jones! store.thehistorylist.com/products/john-…

Thanks for posting this. It’s a great reminder of what you can discover with this old Colonial currency, each piece signed and numbered by hand.

Thanks, again, Tammi. I don’t believe that anyone ever created a historically-themed calendar (setting aside those depicting events from ancient/Biblical times). Last year’s, with the Crossing of the Delaware, was the perfect image and story in so many ways, starting with the

50 reasons to come to History Camp Official on August 9 in Boston: The 50 sessions we are having on all aspects of history. That first photo is last year’s schedule. This year’s will be similar, with 6-8 choices at each time slot. Here’s this year’s list: historycamp.org/events/history… And

July 7, 1775 John Adams writes to Abigail regarding the burning of Charlestown: Cities may be rebuilt...But a Constitution of Government once changed from Freedom, can never be restored. Liberty once lost is lost forever. #Sestercentennial #History #OnThisDay

A reminder that every day is Independence Day.

Exciting to see this series for the 250th unfold and see people travel from across the country be a part of it.

Cool 1959 brochure for what is now called Plimoth Patuxet Museums.

It's Rare Finds Thursday, and we are excited to showcase a collection of WWII newspapers! We will be offering several newspapers tonight and will continue to introduce more over the coming weeks. These newspapers span from the start of the war until the winter of 1944 and are in

Day 1 of World War II. Fascinating and tragic to read. The world had no idea what lay ahead. This and several other papers from those first days of the war are available now in The History List Store. Just posted last night, and the papers are all in amazing condition.

Today in 1776, the Declaration of Independence was publicly read for the first time from the balcony of Boston’s Old State House. Abigail Adams recalled the celebration: "bells rang, the privateers fired...the cannon were discharged...and every face appeared joyful."

American Legends: Samuel Colt "God made man, Samuel Colt made all men equal" Happy Birthday to Samuel Colt, born on this day in 1814 and best known for advancing weapons technology with his revolver. How much do you know about his life? Let's explore

We're thrilled to announce our beloved annual summer photo contest! This year, we’re embracing the theme "Made by America™️," drawing inspiration from our rich history, diverse products, and wonderful customers like you. We can’t wait to hear what "Made by America" means to you!

New limited edition launched tonight: “I have not yet begun to fight!” John Paul Jones passed away on July 18, 1792 at the age of 45. His words—or words attributed to him—live on in our newest limited edition shirt. Available as a short-sleeved, V-neck, and raglan shirt.

History Camp is such a great time for all of us who love learning—and meeting others with the same passion. We will be there with a table, including some “not quite perfect” shirts and sweatshirts that will be fantastic bargains.