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Jackie’s Favorite Things | July/August 2001

A TROMPE-L’OEIL WHITE HOUSE TREASURE TROVE Read >>

On Exhibit | July/August 2001

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Funny Business | July/August 2001

THE CRUSADE AGAINST COMIC BOOKS Read >>

Standard Time | July/August 2001

WE ALL LIVE BY WHAT HAPPENED ON NOVEMBER 18, 1883. Read >>

Hitler and IBM | July/August 2001

DID A COMPANY AND A MACHINE SPAWN EVIL? Read >>

Crossing Borders | July/August 2001

FRANCE, BRITAIN, AND THE UNITED STATES ALL WANTED TO OWN MARITIME CANADA. IT’S EASY TO SEE WHY. Read >>

To Plan A Trip | July/August 2001

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Ms. America | July/August 2001

WHY JANE FONDA IS A MIRROR OF THE NATION’S PAST FORTY YEARS Read >>

Creating the Ultimate Civil War Resource | July/August 2001

Richard Dobbins has made it his mission to gather every single record of every single soldier into one huge, organized, searchable internet database. Read >>

Winter Crossing | July/August 2001

When John Adams set out with his little son on a perilous voyage early in 1778, he was full of misgivings. He had every right to be worried, but the journey turned out to be the adventure of his life—and a revelation of his essential character. Read >>

Pieces of the Past on eBay | July/August 2001

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Pearl Harbor What Really Happened | July/August 2001

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FDR: Guilty Short & Kimmel Were Scapegoats | July/August 2001

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Early Warning | July/August 2001

FEBRUARY 7, 1932, A DATE THAT WOULD LIVE IN… AMNESIA Read >>

Fdr: Not Guilty I Don’t Buy It | July/August 2001

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Who Wants to Be A Mid-Two-Figures-aire? | July/August 2001

How luck, television, and a saintly lurker on the Internet combined to let the author visit 1953 for half an hour. Read >>