Some people believe that the Rough Riders were almost all cowboys from out West. After all, it had earned the nickname “The...
In 1907, lumber barons persuaded politicians to pass the Maine peonage law to keep lumberjacks on the job. If they quit work,...
The summer White House has featured in presidential life since John Adams returned to Quincy, Mass., to get away from the muggy...
In October 1937, the FBI’s public enemy number one – bankrobber and murderer Al Brady – came to Bangor, Maine, with his...