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American history is longer, larger, more various, more beautiful, and more terrible  than  anything anyone  has ever said about it.    -- James Baldwin

Featured Articles:   Alexander Harvey - Desperado of the Fur Trade - Harvey was one of the boldest men and most reckless desperadoes known to the fur trade. Despite his fierce temper and known cruelty, he worked in the fur industry for years.   Captain John Smith - Settling the First Colony - An English soldier, explorer, admiral, and author, Smith established the first permanent English settlement in North America at Jamestown, Virginia in 1607.   Death Valley Ghost Towns in California - There are literally hundreds of ghost towns and old mining camps in Death Valley, California. Check out just a few of these: Arrastre Spring, Cartago, Claire Camp, Dublin Gulch, Harrisburg, and lots more.   Booger Hollow and the Double-Decker Outhouse - Situated in Pope County, Arkansas, Booger Hollow was once a popular tourist attraction along the Scenic 7 Byway. Its main attraction was and is its two-story outhouse.