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Of Cults, Baseball and Equal Rights: Pt. 2, The World Series of the West
An integrated baseball tournament in a segregated age. Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, History, Sports
Tagged baseball, Denver, Denver Post Tournament, House of David, Kansas City Monarchs, Negro Leagues, Satchel Paige, segregation, sports
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Of Cults, Baseball and Equal Rights: Pt. 1, St. Louis Cardinals vs. House of David
When a 19-year old female pitcher took the mound against a team with eight future Hall of Famers. Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, History, Sports
Tagged baseball, Benjamin Purnell, cults, Eden Springs, history, House of David, Jackie Mitchell, major leagues, Mary Purnell, sports, St. Louis, St. Louis Cardinals
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Guns in America: Prohibition and Gun Control
Gun violence during Prohibition gave rise to the 1934 Federal Firearms Act.
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Posted in guns, History
Tagged automatic weapons, gun control, gun violence, guns, history, mobsters, Prohibition
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Guns in America: Where’s the Blaze of Glory?
Few things have had a greater impact on popular culture in America than images of the Wild West.
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Posted in guns, History
Tagged Cowboys, Doc Holiday, frontier, gun control, guns, gunslingers, Tombstone, Westerns, Wild Bill Hickok, Wild West, Wyatt Earp
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Guns in America: ‘Well Regulated’ Militias and the Right to Bear Arms
Most of us at this point don’t see ourselves banding together and taking on the federal government in a firefight Continue reading
Posted in guns, History
Tagged 2nd amendment, constitution, gun control, guns, James Madison, Mass shootings, militias, states rights, Supreme Court, Timothy McVeigh
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Guns in America: Prominent Americans Shooting Each Other Up
Burr and Hamilton were not the only prominent American leaders to kill or be killed in a duel.,
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Guns in America: The Americanization of the Duel
When the first European colonists came to America they brought with them a rather definitive dispute resolution process known as dueling.
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Posted in guns, History
Tagged Benjamin Franklin, Code Duello, dueling, guns, history, pistols, Plymouth colony
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Guns in America: Who Fired the First Shot?
Columbus? Ponce de Leon? The Pilgrims? Continue reading
Posted in guns, History
Tagged arquebus, Columbus, conquistadors, firearms, guns, history, Mayflower, musket, Native Americans, NRA, Pilgrims, Ponce de Leon
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TILT! The History of Pinball
With photos from Asbury Park’s Silverball Museum. Continue reading
Posted in History, Uncategorized
Tagged amusements, Asbury Park, Bally's, boardwalk, Fiorello LaGuardia, Gottlieb, Jersey shore, New Jersey, pinball, Silverball Museum, Williams
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Lehigh Valley’s Historic Covered Bridges
Bridges built between 1841 and 1858 Continue reading