A quant relic of a long ago age that in preceding decades was quite commonplace among small towns throughout the eastern half of the American continent, is a now rarely witnessed event – a civil war battle re-enactment. Local and regional commonfolk would take the opportunity to meet in bivouac, dress in period clothing, utilize […]... Read More

The harrowing image even twenty years later sears with heat from distant memory. On a beautiful, crystal clear morning, September 11, 2001 , a vicious gash of reality was lanced across America’s psyche by determined Islamic terrorists orchestrated by an international collective looking to decapitate America’s confidence and vitality in a ruthless and brilliant multi-pronged […]... Read More

  In the early morning hours of August 3rd, 1923, in the unincorporated hamlet of Plymouth Notch, Vermont, the local justice of the peace and notary public John Coolidge lit a small kerosene lamp in the small front parlor of  his home.  The lamp provided critical illumination for an epochal event, as the little abode […]... Read More