From Our Team to Yours!

by Linda Bennett Pennell

  From the History Imagined team, wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Regular posts will begin again after New Year’s Day. Until then, we hope that… Continue reading →

Triumph, Plunder, and the Full Weight of History

by Caroline Warfield

Lovers of history know that objects shed light on the lives of people in past times. Some bring profound insight into a particular era, movement, or event. Only a few carry the weight… Continue reading →

Travels through Historical Fiction: From Sarum to Salisbury

by Linda Bennett Pennell

Salisbury, England 1992 – We walked up the narrow street toward the old city wall where heavy wooden doors with iron bindings and large ring handles stood open, inviting both pedestrian and vehicular… Continue reading →

The National Road & The True Gateway to the West

by Becky Lower

A few weeks ago, I wrote about Steubenville, OH and how it was, according to present day Steubenville residents, the real gateway to the west, long before St. Louis adopted the title. I… Continue reading →