11 Beautiful Medieval Castles History Lovers Can Visit Today
Journey into the past.
19 Facts About Black History That You Might Not Know
Celebrate the African American men and women who made history.
26 Biographies of Remarkable Women That You Need to Read
These fascinating biographies deserve a spot on your must-read list.
9 Outstanding Audiobooks for Every Kind of History Buff
Listen up, history fans. These great audiobooks are for you.
13 Female Scientists Who Shaped Our Understanding of the World
From the smallest atoms to the biggest adventures in space, these women used their scientific knowledge to change the world.
A Slave No More: Two Men Who Escaped to Freedom
In David Blight's book, Wallace Turnage and John Washington recount their harrowing tales of escape from slavery.
The Tumultuous Life of Mary, Queen of Scots
Take a detailed look at the life of a ruler who inherited the throne when she was just six days old.
More Than a Scientist: The Lesser-Known Life of Sir Isaac Newton
Taking the post of Warden of His Majesty’s Mint in 17th-century London, Newton came face-to-face with seedy criminals.
The Midnight Ride of Sybil Ludington
The sixteen-year-old raced through the night to warn fellow colonists of approaching British forces.
7 Female Pirates You Might Not Know About
They may not be household names, but these swashbuckling female pirates left their mark on history.
8 Strange Places from Around the World That You Won't Find in Your Average Guidebook
These weird, beautiful destinations will fascinate any world traveler.
From Underdogs to Champions: Vince Lombardi and the Green Bay Packers' Rise to Fame
"That First Season" explores how the legendary coach created one of the greatest teams in NFL history.
A Previously Untold Account of the Vietnam War
Lewis Sorley offers a shocking new perspective on the Vietnam War, through access to classified documents.
The Korean War Told From Both Sides
Pulitzer Prize-winning author John Toland recounts the devastating conflict in his book “In Mortal Combat: Korea, 1950-1953.”
