A Pocketful of History

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by Jim Noles


  Maine

  Maple sugar/syrup

  Marion, Francis ("Swamp Fox")

  Marr, Clarence

  Marsh, Rick

  Marshall, John

  Maryland

  Massachusetts

  Matthews, Mark

  Maynard, George

  McAuliffe, Sandra Christa Corrigan/family

  McCallum, Scott

  McCarthy, Roger

  McCool, William C. “Willie"/family

  McCormick, Cyrus

  McCoy, Joseph G.

  McCullough, David

  McDermott, Jim

  McKean, Thomas

  McKeeby, Byron H.

  McMullen, Fayette

  McNair, Ronald E./family

  Meagher, Thomas Francis

  Meeker, Ezra

  Meyer, Louis

  Michigan

  Michikinikwa (Chief Little Turtle)

  Millar, Austin/Howard

  Miller, Daniel

  Miller, Zell

  Minnesota

  Mississippi

  Missouri

  Mitchell, Margaret

  Monroe, James

  Montana

  Moore, Johnny

  Moore, Lennis

  Morgan, J. P.

  Mormon Trail

  Morris, Esther H.

  Morton, John

  Moses, A. Benton

  Moses, Raphael

  Motejl, Catherine

  Moultrie, William

  Muir, John

  Mungoven, Michael

  Musgrove, Ronnie

  “My Old Kentucky Home” (Foster)

  Napolitano, Janet

  National parks’ history

  Nebraska

  Nelson, Robert

  Nevada

  “New Colossus, The” (Lazarus)

  New Hampshire

  New Jersey

  New Mexico

  New River/Gorge Bridge

  New York

  Newport, Christopher

  Nielsen, Niels F. F., Jr./family

  Nixon, Richard M.

  NORAD

  Norbeck, Peter

  North Carolina

  North Dakota

  Noyon, Jacques de

  O’Bannon, Judy/Frank

  Ohio

  Ojeda, Bartolome de

  O’Keefe, Sean

  Oklahoma

  “Old Man of the Mountain,” New

  Hampshire

  Onate, Juan de

  Onizuka Ellison S./family

  Oregon

  Oregon Trail

  O’Sullivan, Florence

  Owens, Frances/Bill

  Palin, Sarah

  Palmetto tree

  Papenfuse, Edward C.

  Parker, Dorothy

  Parker, John

  Parker, Sir Peter

  Pataki, George

  Patrick, Danica

  Patton, Judi/Paul E.

  Pawlenty, Tim

  Peach industry/history, Georgia

  Peer, Ralph

  Pelican, brown

  Pelkey, Michael

  Pemaquid Point/lighthouse, Maine

  Pennsylvania

  Perrot, Nicholas

  Perry, Rick

  Perry, Roland Hinton

  Pesticides/effects

  Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth

  Pioneer Woman statue

  Piper, Edward

  Pitcairn, John

  Pleasant Porter, Chief

  Polk, James

  Popham, George

  Powell, John Wesley

  Prescott, Samuel

  Presidential $1 Coin Program

  Presley, Elvis

  Price, David

  Pueblo people/Revolt

  Pulitzer, Joseph

  Railroad (transcontinental)

  Rainer, Mount/National Park

  Raleigh, Sir Walter

  Rall, Johann

  Ramon, Ilan/family

  Read, George

  Reliance (yacht)

  Resnik, Judith

  Revere, Paul

  Reyburn, Samuel W.

  Rhode Island

  Rice, Buddy

  Richardson, Bill

  Ridge, Tom

  Riley, Bob

  Roberts, Guy

  Robeson, Paul

  Robinson, Doane

  Rockefeller, John

  Rockwell, Charles

  Rodney, Caesar

  Rogers, Tom

  Rolfe, John

  Roosevelt, Franklin D.

  Roosevelt, Theodore

  Ross, Nellie Tayloe/William B.

  Rowan, John

  Rumph, Samuel H.

  Rushmore, Charles E.

  Rushmore, Mount/National Memorial

  Russell, Charles M.

  Rutledge, John

  Ryan, George

  Sacajawea

  Schloeman, Linnie

  Schubert, Brian/daughter

  Schwarzenegger, Arnold/Maria

  Schweitzer, Brian/family

  Scobee, Francis R. “Dick"/family

  Scott, Dortha

  Seaman, Newfoundland dog

  Seger, Eddy

  Sequoyah (Cherokee Indian)

  Sequoyah Convention (1905)

  Shaheen, Jeanne

  Shannon, George

  Shaw, Catheryn

  Shepard, Alan

  Sheridan, Philip

  Siegelman, Don

  Sierra Club

  Skaggs, Ricky

  Skeeters, Isaac G.

  Slavery

  Smallwood, William

  Smith, Al

  Smith, Francis

  Smith, Jedediah

  Smith, J. I.

  Smith, John

  Smith, Michael J./family

  Smith, Milton

  Socialism and Helen Keller

  Soul music

  South Carolina

  South Dakota

  Space flight/program

  St. James, Lyn

  Stand Watie, Cherokee leader

  Stanford, Leland

  Stanley, Nathaniel

  Stark, John

  Starr, Kevin

  Statue of Liberty

  Steel, William Gladstone

  Stepp, George

  Stevens, Hazard/Isaac

  Stifft, Charles S.

  Stillman, James

  Stirling, William

  Stookey, Shawn

  Strawn, Shirley

  Stuart, Marty

  Sullivan, Anne

  Sullivan, Eugene J.

  Sullivan brothers

  Sumter, Thomas

  Sundquist, Don

  Talcott, John

  Tate, William J. “Bill’VAddie

  Tennessee

  Texas

  Thomson, William

  Thoroughbred horses

  Tibet and Colorado

  Tinker, Deborah

  Titov, Gherman

  Todd, Mary

  “Trail of Tears,”

  Treat, Robert

  Twain, Mark

  Utah

  Van Trump, Philemon

  Vandiver, Willard D.

  Varennes, Pierre Gaultier de

  Vermont

  Verrazzano, Giovanni da

  Vickers, Charles

  Villa, Pancho

  Vilsack, Thomas J.

  Vinsel, Mark

  Virginia

  “Voyageurs,”

  Waddell, Louis

  Wadsworth, Joseph

  Wahpowety

  Washakie, Shoshone Indian Chief

  Washburn, Henry

  Washington

  Washington, George

  Washington Crossing the Delaware

  (Leutze)

  Waterstradt, Rose

  Weaver, Donna

  Webster, Daniel

  West Virginia

  Wheeler, O. W.

  White, Edward

  Whitman, Marcus

  Williams, Roger

  Williamson, Ansel

  Williamson, William

/>   Wilson, Ruby

  Wilson, Woodrow

  Wind Cave National Park, South

  Dakota

  Wingfield, Edward-Maria

  Winthrop, John

  Wisconsin

  Wise, Bob

  Women’s suffrage

  Wood, Grant DeVolsen/family

  World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

  Wright, Orville/Wilbur

  Wyllys, Samuel/Ruth

  Wyoming

  Yacht racing

  Yellowstone/National Park

  York, slave of William Clark

  Yosemite/National Park

  Young, Brigham

  Young, John

  Zia sun symbol/Pueblo

 

 

 


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