Seligman, like many communities, is proud of its Route 66 heritage. Looking for a breakfast stop on the morning of April 10, we discovered Westside Lilo's Cafe...

Here's Mary Hemphill's statements from a letter she wrote to the White River Valley Historical Society in 1975 sharing the details...

 Feeling they had a hit in their hands, the trio took their song the next day to a number of Tin Pan Alley publishers. Everyone they...

I would grow to appreciate the tune over the years and fall in love with the Roy Rogers/Dale Evans film of the same name while in high...

 Meanwhile, carpenters were erecting new homes. Jim Kincaid and Jim Hammonds were among the earliest carpenters. The O.F. Douglas...

 The town now known as Crane, Missouri, had its beginnings under another name. In the early 1880s, the little group of homes...

 The school site was a part of the Henry Berry homestead, as he ave the acre of land to the Branson school board.

 Stressed by the entire experience after almost two years, Wright began to have doubts if he should get involved in the ministry at all.

Going into the 1950s, the company had primarily focused on the production of violin strings, but with popularity in guitars...

 With strong New England roots and an excellent work ethic, young George took to farm work growing up and did very well keeping up with...

 Several years ago, one of our long-time fans, Jane Dement, from Clyde, Texas, reached out to us to share a rather unique situation...

Casa Grande dates back to 1879, founded at a time when the mining boom was seeing great success in the Arizona territory. 

Foster's beginnings go back to Pennsylvania. He was born to William and Eliza Foster on July 4, 1826, in Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania.

Grandpa Wallace told me his memories of January 1940. He had just turned sixteen and a long period of below zero temperatures had...

By 1870, Stone County had been in existence for almost twenty years. Local resident Elbert Butler, who named the first trading post...

Shortly after her birth, the family relocated to Christian County, as her mom's family was based there at the time.

This led me down another goose chase, all I wanted to know was whatever became of George Rhodes. All of a sudden, doing a few online...

One of Branson's long-standing structures, the Branson Hotel was built by the Branson Town Company on Main Street...

Into the 1870s, Gould would take over the Union Pacific Railroad after its stock had dropped during the Panic of 1873.

 Setbacks would almost always be an issue. As the years went by there would be more rock and dirt slides, flooding, burned out bridges...