For more than 27 years, the African American Heritage Preservation Foundation (AAHPF) has advocated to mitigate the …
The Sugarland Ethno-History Project
As a historical research company, we’re honored to be collaborating with the Sugarland Ethno-History Project (SEHP), an …
How corporate histories help companies understand their past, present, and future
By Scott Vierick, Historian A well-written and researched corporate history is a powerful asset for any organization. …
Confrontation with the Past: The Legacy of American Indian Boarding Schools in the United States
By Justin Broubalow, Research Historian In May 2021, Canadian First Nation (indigenous) investigators found the remains of 215 children, …
The Origin of Vaccines – Or, Why We Have Cows to Thank
By Marielle Gage, Archivist Viruses have been the scourge of humanity since before the dawn of recorded …
The World Was Wide Enough: Hamilton and the Growing World of Historical Musicals
By Margaret Long, Archivist In 2015, Lin Manuel Miranda’s musical, Hamilton took Broadway—and the world—by storm. What …
The Epidemic That Never Was: A Triumph of Public Health in Postwar New York
By Mimi Eisen, Historian For most of 2020, people across the globe anticipated the development of a …
The Capitol Has Fallen! When the British Burned the Capitol Building
By Scott Vierick, Historian By 1814, the War of 1812 between the United States, Great Britain, and …
GameStop: Not the First Rodeo of Charging Bulls and Raiding Bears
By Mike Reis, Senior Vice President The current rodeo of the GameStop bulls versus the hedge fund …