History

Revising and Re-imaging History

The Favorite Foods of All 44 Presidents

​After an exhaustive search of public records and historical documents at the Library of Congress (read: drunken Google search), we are ready to honor President's Day with a comprehensive list of the foods enjoyed by our fearless leaders of the past. Throughout this process one question continued ... More >>

Give Your Regards to Garfein

​After an exhaustive search of public records and historical documents at the Library of Congress (read: drunken Google search), we are ready to honor President's Day with a comprehensive list of the foods enjoyed by our fearless leaders of the past. Throughout this process one question continued ... More >>

The Most Innocent Victims

​After an exhaustive search of public records and historical documents at the Library of Congress (read: drunken Google search), we are ready to honor President's Day with a comprehensive list of the foods enjoyed by our fearless leaders of the past. Throughout this process one question continued ... More >>

Cartels and conquistadors -- who are worse?

​After an exhaustive search of public records and historical documents at the Library of Congress (read: drunken Google search), we are ready to honor President's Day with a comprehensive list of the foods enjoyed by our fearless leaders of the past. Throughout this process one question continued ... More >>

Painting the Past

​After an exhaustive search of public records and historical documents at the Library of Congress (read: drunken Google search), we are ready to honor President's Day with a comprehensive list of the foods enjoyed by our fearless leaders of the past. Throughout this process one question continued ... More >>

Captain America Ignores its Roots for Easy Money

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Trespassing Allowed

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A History Of Horrors

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If You're Looking for Something Concrete...

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Grab Your Stovepipe and Dance

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The Stories Live On

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View, Remember, Honor

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Of Broccoli-Hating, Deranged Bowels and Ex-Presidents

Yeah, we don't like broccoli either.​Abraham Lincoln had plenty of notable characteristics, but a healthy appetite wasn't among them. Even his stepmother wasn't impressed by his eating habits: "Abe was a moderate eater," she recalled. Lincoln typically ate an egg for breakfast and an apple for ... More >>

The Eaters in Chief

Thomas Jefferson: great taste in food -- plus he helped give us that whole separation of church/state thing.​The federal holiday Americans observe next Monday was originally designed to honor George Washington. But when the government standardized its celebrations in 1968, they stuck the annua ... More >>

Barack Obama and Our Most Athletic Presidents

​Wasn't exactly Cortland Finnegan vs. Andre Johnson, but The Prez got into a scuffle last Friday. On the basketball court. With an elbow. Barack Obama received 12 stitches to a cut on his lower lip after an errant elbow during a pick-up game by Rey Decerega, the Director of Programs for ... More >>

Nazi Propaganda Laid Bare in A Film Unfinished.

​Wasn't exactly Cortland Finnegan vs. Andre Johnson, but The Prez got into a scuffle last Friday. On the basketball court. With an elbow. Barack Obama received 12 stitches to a cut on his lower lip after an errant elbow during a pick-up game by Rey Decerega, the Director of Programs for ... More >>

Titus Andronicus Tries To Right The Ship

​Wasn't exactly Cortland Finnegan vs. Andre Johnson, but The Prez got into a scuffle last Friday. On the basketball court. With an elbow. Barack Obama received 12 stitches to a cut on his lower lip after an errant elbow during a pick-up game by Rey Decerega, the Director of Programs for ... More >>

Star Power

​Wasn't exactly Cortland Finnegan vs. Andre Johnson, but The Prez got into a scuffle last Friday. On the basketball court. With an elbow. Barack Obama received 12 stitches to a cut on his lower lip after an errant elbow during a pick-up game by Rey Decerega, the Director of Programs for ... More >>

Etruscan Fun

The Meadows honors the ancient peoples

Border Town

New book depicts true life and history on the Mexican border

Glory Days

New book depicts true life and history on the Mexican border

R.C. Hickman, One of the Most Important Photographers in Dallas' History, Has Died

New book depicts true life and history on the Mexican border

King Tut Gave His Life for Tourism

New book depicts true life and history on the Mexican border

Blast Off

See the relics of the Space Age

Blast Off

See the relics of the Space Age

Blast Off

See the relics of the Space Age

Bacon Face

See the relics of the Space Age

Give Peace A Chance

See Lennon fight Feds at the AllGood

Aping Abraham

See Lincolnesque in Fort Worth

Jefferson Scholarship

Today belongs to TJ at TCU

Because of Dixie Win

CSA envisions life today if the South had won the war

Somewhere Between Heaven and Earth

Anselm Kiefer probes the minefield of German identity after WWII

At War

Associated Press photographers returned with Memories of World WarII

In the Wolf's Mouth

SMU's Bryan Mark Rigg uncovers the story of Hitler's Jewish soldiers

Best Lowbrow Museum

American Airlines C.R. Smith Aviation Museum

Toy Soldiers

Computer game designers in Bedford re-create the greatest generation online

Killing in the Name of...

These Generals frequently speak the name of the Lord, but is it in vain?

Czech Marked

Sadly, in a Dark Blue World even war heroes can be treated like villains

War on War Books

Donald Miller has (re)written one of the best books on World War II, but will anyone care?

The Lost World

Some of the world's greatest discoveries are complete accidents

Go for Baroque

Fort Worth's Modern Art Museum separates the pearls from the swine in a stunning new Latin American show

All's faire

Get mamma to finish stiching up you chain mail. It's Medieval Faire time.

Romeo's head

A would-be Indiana Jones reopens the debate over who got to America first

Biting the hand

New Theatre's Stonewall Jackson's House is an exhausting, rewarding comic debate

Presidential suite

New Theatre's Stonewall Jackson's House is an exhausting, rewarding comic debate

Life and death during wartime

Spielberg perfectly--and horrifyingly--captures the humanity and horror of WWII

Renoir,Shmenoir

It's not exactly Dogs Playing Poker, but Christine Biederman says the Kimbell Art Museum's new Renoir exhibit panders to the masses

Moonstruck

Alternately corny and inspiring, Apollo 13 is about more than just a space mission

A brilliant life in compromised art

The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl confronts one of the most influential filmmakers of the 20th century