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Route 66 is one of the most famous stretches of road in the United States. Here is a look into the part that belongs to Missouri. 

From history to pop culture, witchcraft in America is an interesting story to tell. This is the truth and lore of witches throughout the nation’s history to how they’re represented today.

Beer’s persistent presence in American history is unmistakable. Here is a look at some of the most popular breweries across the country.

Henry Ford made the car accessible to the average consumer, but he wasn’t its creator. This is everything you need to know about the history of motor vehicle manufacturing. 

Many first ladies have played important and influential roles in American history. These are five of the most famous.  

An unsuspecting candidate and political powerhouse, America’s 11th president James Polk made strides for the country, but is still relatively unknown. 

Brewing beer has a long history in the United States. These are 6 famous breweries producing some of the nation’s most beloved beers.

Find out about how Arcadia was featured on one of the country's hottest true crime podcasts!

At their core, state hospitals across the United States shared the same goals and challenges: to treat America’s mentally ill. The majority of these hospitals came to an end when their funding dwindled and smaller institutions became preferable for patients. These are five state hospitals and their stories.

While only four sitting American presidents have been assassinated while in office, there have been at least 17 attempts to murder a president in the country’s history. These are five presidents who succumbed to or survived assassinations.

It’s undeniable that the War of 1812 marked a shift in American history. The war is notable not only because it changed America’s place in the global marketplace, but because a young America fought the country with the greatest naval power in the world. Here, we’ve collected five of the most pivotal battles from the War of 1812. 
 

T.S. Eliot was just a college student when he began contributing to the literary canon. In honor of one of the country’s finest writers, here’s a look into the life and legacy of T.S. Eliot.