Historical documents have an incredible way of transporting us back in time, offering glimpses into daily life from bygone eras. A few years ago, I came across a remarkable artifact:
a 100-Year-Old Check and 5 Lessons from Life in Small-Town America Read More »
Earlier this month here in the U.S. we marked National Small Business Week, providing an opportunity to highlight the achievements of entrepreneurs and business owners across the country. While I
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Have you researched a family business or your ancestor’s occupation? Examining the “professional” life is an overlooked but promising avenue for research. When we assess our ancestor’s friends, neighbors, and
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This is the first of a three-part series on a 157 year-old home in Manhattan, Kansas. It was owned by two pioneering families with deep roots in Riley County. The
Stories These Stones Could Tell: The Alten Peak House Read More »