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The only means of getting man and woman, beast and wagon across the rain-swollen Niobrara River was by rope, hand over hand. Dozens of oxen
James C. Schaap
April 26, 2019
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The only means of getting man and woman, beast and wagon across the rain-swollen Niobrara River was by rope, hand over hand. Dozens of oxen
Your great-grandpa wasn’t sure where he was Sunday, but, as you know, that’s not unusual. For some reason, he was expecting a trip to the
“Why are they called Canada geese?” our third-grade grandson asked us last week. It seems no one really knows; after all, they show up in
We visited Stratford-upon-Avon, of course, toured Shakespeare’s house and watched the Royal Shakespeare Company perform Julius Caesar in the Royal Shakespearean Theater. I vaguely remember the grave
Some heartfelt sympathy is in order for St. Boniface. After all, he lost his head to the Frisians when he decided to go back to
By the time American troops got to Europe in 1917, African-Americans had an established, but not celebrated history in military service of our country. In
“Sunday, October 15, we went to church. The wind was then blowing wildly, but this became worse further along in the day. When we got
A January thaw is what all of us look forward to out here, a breath of warmth that reopens our hope that someday soon April
I snapped this shot at the Somalia exhibit at St. Paul’s Minnesota History Center. I wanted a picture of the plow, that wooden contraption in
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