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Wreck of the pirate ship Whydah Gally
The wreck of a pirate ship, the Whydah Gally, near Massachusetts, is a story of adventure, treasure, and lost love. Don't all great stories involve pirates?
There are many period spellings for Whydah. The spelling used matches that on the ship's bell.
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Controversial Candies
Circus Peanuts, Black Licorice, and Candy Corn are possibly the most divisive Halloween treats. Each, however, has its own history that has allowed them to, perhaps surprisingly, have endured to show up in trick-or-treat bags and candy aisles for generations.
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Mustard: A Spicy History
In 2018 The Atlantic observed “For some Americans, a trip to the ballpark isn’t complete without the bright-yellow squiggle of French’s mustard atop a hot dog... Yet few realize that this condiment has been equally essential—maybe more so—for the past 6,000 years."
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October 23, 1864 Battle of Westport, the "Gettysburg of the West."
When in the late summer of 1864 a force of some twelve thousand soldiers under the command of Confederate major general Sterling Price were sent to capture the state of Missouri for the Confederacy, it represented a real threat to the Union.
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Best of The History Guy: Forgotten Heroes of the American Revolution
From The History Guy Vaults, five episodes about forgotten heroes of the American Revolution. Nearly a full hour of The History Guy.
0:00 - Hercules Mulligan, Patriot Spy
11:55 -John Laurens, Forgotten Patriot
25:21 - Samuel Whittemore, Official Hero of the State of Massachusetts
31:35 - Bernardo de Gálvez, Spanish Hero of the American Revolution
43:47 - The Forgotten Congressional Presidents
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Best of The History Guy: Weird Biography
From The History Guy Vaults, four classic episodes about some of histories oddest personalities. Nearly a full hour of the History Guy.
00:00 - The Exploits and Ailments of Sir Evelyn Wood
16:04 - The Imposter Princess
31:15 - The Misadventures of Truman C Everts
46:21 - A Ghoul, a Ghost and a Grisly Murder: The Legend of Dr. Joseph McDowell
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Champagne: A History
It is August fourth, and, according to tradition, on this date in 1693 a French Benedictine monk named Dom Perignon invented the sparkling wine that today we call champagne,. The surprising history of sparkling wine deserves to be remembered.
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Rockefeller Center and New York's Forgotten Garden
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You might not think of New York City as a Garden, yet, at one time, one of the most fabulous gardens on the continent bloomed where today some of the city’s most famous buildings stand. You might never have heard of David Hosack, but he deserves to be remembered, as well as the now forgotten place where they paved paradise, and put up a parking lot.
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Duck(t) Tape: the World's Most Useful Tool.
Roughly $100 million dollars worth of duct tape is bought annually, more than enough to stretch to the moon, or circle the earth at the equator 12 times.
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The Trial of Jack Ruby
The killing of Lee Harvey Oswald on live television was dramatic, and helped to spark decades of speculation about a conspiracy surrounding Kennedy’s assassination. Much less remembered was the trial that followed - a trial to convict a man who had committed murder in front of millions of witnesses.
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1945 Naval Bombardment of Japan
At the end of July, 1945 the war in the pacific was almost over, but the allies didn’t know that yet. In preparation for an invasion of Japan, allied navies engaged, for the first time, in major naval bombardment operations against the home islands. Over the course of a month, eight battleships, a dozen cruisers, and numerous destroyers bombarded military and industrial targets in one of the last major operations of the Second World War.
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Take a Trip with The History Guy: Washington DC
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Best of: Artists
THG is traveling, but in the mean time enjoy these four classic episodes about the lives of great artists. Nearly a full hour of the History guy.
00:00 - The Loves and Death of Edgar Allan Poe.
13:30 - The Tragic Life of Rudyard Kipling
27:46 - Picasso's Many Muses
42:05 - In His Brother's Shadow: Theo van Gogh
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Best of: Submarines, Volume 2
Five classic The History Guy episodes about war under the sea. Nearly a full hour of The History guy.
00:00 - December 1944: USS Bergall vs IJN Myōkō and Ushio
14:41 - SM U-156 and the Battle of Orleans
26:46 - Reactor accident on Soviet Submarine K-19
32:56 - U-1206's Toilet Disaster
44:46 - Last War Patrol of HMS Terrapin
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THG Podcast: 2 19th Century Kates
This is an episode of the THG Podcast, which posts to YouTube once every two weeks in addition to regular History Guy content, about a month after it releases to podcast services. Subscribe to the RSS feed: https://feeds.captivate.fm/thehistoryguy/
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On today’s episode, The History Guy talks about two impressive Kates of the 19th century. First is Kate Warne, who became America’s first female detective when she was hired by Alan Pinkerton in 1856 - and she may have saved Abraham Lincoln’s life. Then the history Guy talks about one of the women behind one of the most famous gunslingers of the west: “Big Nose” Kate, common-law wife of Doc Holliday.
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The National Personnel Records Fire of 1973
A fire in 1973 at the National Personnel Records Center in Overland, Missouri, destroyed between 16 and 18 million United States Military service files. It has affected genealogy research and prevented veterans from receiving the benefits they should receive to this very day. It is history that deserves to be remembered.
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The Journeys of Ibn Battuta
A half century after Marco Polo's journey, a Muslim scholar little known here in the west traveled more than four times as far. Like Marco Polo, the record of his journey provides in some cases the only remaining written account of exotic places and people.
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Ramming U-Boats During the Great War.
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The modern submarine changed the equation of naval warfare during the Great War, and navies had developed few tactics and weapons to counter them. In the opening months of the war the U-boats of the imperial German navy demonstrated that they were a real threat to the Royal Navy. On August 9, the SM U-15 encountered the cruiser HMS Birmingham, which used the most reliable method at the time to destroy a submarine. The tactic of ramming U-boats during the great war deserves to be remembered.
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Battleships of the Wyoming Class
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USS Wyoming, BB-32, was commissioned on September 25, 1912, 111 years ago. The two ships of the “Wyoming” class would go on to serve with distinction for thirty five years.
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THG Podcast: Two Earthquakes that Altered History
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On today’s episode, The History Guy tells two stories of nature’s fury in the form of earthquakes. First he talks about the 1693 Sicily Earthquake, which transformed the architecture and culture of the island forever. Then he talks about the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake, which in a day devastated a powerful kingdom which never fully recovered.
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1903 Heppner, Oregon, Flood
The Heppner flood was the deadliest in the history of the American northwest, and among the deadliest in the nation’s history. And yet, the disaster that struck the north central Oregon town has become nearly forgotten history.
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1944 Battle of Kansas
Over the period of February and March, 1944 the US Army Air force fought a desperate battle in extreme conditions that, while unlike many other battles of 1944, was nonetheless as significant as almost any of those battles.
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Predicting the Tides: Old Brass Brains
Mechanical computers are complex machines designed to do various functions, but which worked entirely without electricity. Among the most interesting and complex was a machine used by the US Coast and Geodetic Survey, called affectionately “Old Brass Brains.”
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The 1940 Battle of Calabria
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On July 9th, 1940 two fleets met in what admiral Andrew Brown Cunningham called “the first time contact was made with Italian surface forces, other than destroyers.” The first major fleet engagement of the Second World War deserves to be remembered.
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1896 Crash at Crush Texas
There are many thousands of videos online that begin with the line “hold my beer.” In fact, people often deliberately do dangerous things and pull truly mind-numbingly ill-conceived pranks just to get those all important “clicks” and become internet famous. But if you think that is all a trend of the digital age, well, no it isn’t. In fact, perhaps one of the most ambitious stunts held just to get attention occurred all the way back in 1896, and, as is often the case, it didn’t exactly go as planned.
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