The story of Owosso, MI native James Oliver Curwood, author, conservationist, and builder of Curwood Castle.

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After receiving her medical degree in the 1890s, Susan Anderson moved to Fraser, Colorado, where the locals knew her as "Doc Susie."

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A look at the life of stormchaser Tim Samaras and his field research on tornadoes.

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At a time when everyone read the paper, Barney Kilgore was probably the most significant newspaperman.

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In an age of rabid reformers, John Hancock was a moderate, yet he found himself as one of the instigators of the Boston Tea Party.

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America's 250th birthday revived attention to the heroes of the Revolution, but one less familiar name is often overlooked, despite his significant contribution to our nation's birth.

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Mark Twain imagines the diaries of the original couple and their observations of this new world.

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"The Elephant Whisperer" tells the story of 20th-century conservationist Lawrence Anthony and his ability to communicate with wild elephants.

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Stephen Smith's "The First Lady of Radio" examines Eleanor Roosevelt's role as the first first lady to do regularly-scheduled radio programs.

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Alexis de Tocqueville was born in France 62 years after Thomas Jefferson, but the parallels between them are remarkable.

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