12 Eye-Opening Books on the History of New York City
Explore each unique borough, from past to present.
Guns and Murder: The Unlikely Story of Samuel and John Colt
The brothers had quite the divergent life paths.
8 Engrossing Books About Supreme Court Justices
Learn more about the people and decisions that made history.
Alice Rufie Jordan Blake Was Yale's First Female Graduate
She wanted to attend law school, despite the barriers.
The Battle of Khe Sanh: 77 Days of Combat in Vietnam
The Battle of Khe Sanh was one of the longest and most controversial battles of the Vietnam War.
6 Things You Didn’t Know About the Declaration of Independence
National Treasure was onto something with the writing on the back.
8 History Books From Women's Perspectives
From the ancient world to World War II, explore new points of view.
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15 African American History Books Every American Should Read
Meet extraordinary individuals; explore communities; deepen your understanding of America.
17 Books That Offer Perspectives on the Presidents
Get a fresh take on the men who led—and currently lead—our country.
Slavery’s Exiles: The American Maroons and How They Survived
Sylviane A. Diouf shares how slaves escaped and survived in the Southern wilderness.
Sherman’s March to the Sea: Inside One of the Most Destructive Campaigns of the Civil War
The scorched earth policy left chaos in its wake.
The “Bloody 100th” Was a Legendary WWII Unit
The regiment gained a reputation for courage in the face of heavy losses.
The Invasion of Quebec: Colonial America's First Major Offensive of the Revolutionary War
These Patriots failed to garner support from Canada by force.
