One medium-sized river in Eastern Montana overflowed, flooding the town and pushing huge icebergs down Main Street.

thriving in the early 1800s. With its strategic location, it grew quickly, a testament to early American resilience and ambition. Yet, repeated flooding plagued the town, leading to the eventual ...

America's western states are full of these towns; many were founded during the mining boom in the late 1800s to serve as home bases for miners. Today, these historically significant areas ...

When walking down South Street in Oyster Bay in the late 1800s, life looked different ... who owned them and how long they operated. A “phantom town,” as Hoffman calls it, now lines the ...

He would travel from town to town and set ... From the mid 1800s until the 1920s, Spencerian penmanship was the most common style taught in American schools. After 1900, the schools in this ...