The town that moved America, Cumberland Gap! And Dave Williams of the Alleghany Historical Society tells it's story! Arlene Weber takes us a step back in time at the Jefferson Valley Museum, Carol Connare also discusses the Old Farmer's Almanac, and Joe Palumbo discusses the Minutemen!

Step back in time and discover the rugged legacy of Montana’s pioneers, railroaders, and miners - and explore the valley where the Lewis and Clark Expedition once navigated the treacherous waters of the Jefferson River while seeking a path to the Pacific.

A stop at the Jefferson Valley Museum for a sit down with Arlene Weber in Whitehall, Montana. A look into the Old Farmer's Almanac with Carol Connare in Dublin, New Hampshire. Discussing the Minutemen with Joe Palumbo from and the Concorn Musem with David Wood from Concord, Massachusetts!

First published in 1792 during George Washington’s first term, The Old Farmer’s Almanac is the oldest continuously published periodical in North America and a quintessential piece of American culture. It remains a symbol of national continuity. Remember the story about Paul Revere warning the colonists that the British are coming? Joe Palumbo says there is no chance he ever said that. Listen and find out why. We’ve all heard the stories of the American Revolution. David Wood says it’s true….well, most of it. It’s always been assumed indigenous people occupied North America before the Europeans arrived. It turns out they were here a lot longer than we thought.

First published in 1792 during George Washington’s first term, The Old Farmer’s Almanac is the oldest continuously published periodical in North America and a quintessential piece of American culture. It remains a symbol of national continuity.

Remember the story about Paul Revere warning the colonists that the British are coming? Joe Palumbo says there is no chance he ever said that. Listen and find out why.

Remember the story about Paul Revere warning the colonists that the British were coming? Joe Palumbo says there’s no way he ever said that. Listen to find out why.

We’ve all heard the stories of the American Revolution. David Wood says it’s true….well, most of it.

It’s always been assumed indigenous people occupied North America before the Europeans arrived. It turns out they were here a lot longer than we thought.

Get ready to experience the heartbeat of the nation as the USA250 Tour travels across all 50 states, bringing history to life through immersive storytelling.

Join Kelli and Bob for a soul-stirring journey across the American backroads as they gather the voices, crafts, and hidden stories of the people who make our nation’s 250-year legacy worth celebrating.

We’ve all heard the stories of the American Revolution. David Wood says it’s true….well, most of it.

It’s always been assumed indigenous people occupied North America before the Europeans arrived. It turns out they were here a lot longer than we thought.