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Stories Published in this Year

The Gettysburg Gospel | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

Reading America’s Most Famous Speech

The Three Faces of George Washington | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

How Mount Vernon rebuilt the first president

The Buyable Past | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

George Nelson Clocks

The World’s First DJ | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

Reginald Fessenden made the first radio broadcast in 1906, employing principles still in use today.

Lionel Trains | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

For generations, the name was as closely associated with Christmas as Santa Claus.

Lionel’s 10 Greatest | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

A roster of the company’s most desirable products

A Great Naval-Combat Artist | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

David Fertig wonderfully captures a bygone age of naval warfare.

Politics And Poker | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

What one game of cards tells us about two famous statesmen

“I Reckon You’re One of Them New York Doves” | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

What happened when an anti-Vietnam War activist met his new client - Lyndon Johnson

From Saigon to Desert Storm | November/December 2006 (Volume: 57, Issue: 6)

How the U. S. military reinvented itself after the Vietnam disaster

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