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Wyoming is a very large state, land-wise, but is the least populous people-wise in the United States. It has many fascinating geographical structures and a long history of Native American habitation there. As might be expected from a place like this, Wyoming has a lot of unique and weird folklore associated with it. Here are some of the highlights of the state’s legends.

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Let’s explore history as we discuss why visiting historical sites offers an immersive experience unmatched by just reading alone.

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Let's explore the benefits of reading habits for genealogists and historians. Do you have good reading habits? Join me and discover how broadening your literary spectrum can enrich your understanding of history and aid in building a personal library that supports your intellectual journey.

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Discover the fascinating history of leap days and how they were introduced to align calendars with the seasons. Dive into the journey from ancient Rome to our modern-day calendar.

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Settle in as we journey to a site steeped in the ebb and flow of North American history. Located at the mouth of the Niagara River, this fortress offers a panoramic view of Lake Ontario and an even broader view of the past. Let's walk through the gates of this historic fort and explore the narratives etched into its walls . . .

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Learn the inspiring story of the 761st Tank Battalion, the first African-American unit to serve in active combat. Nicknamed The Black Panthers, discover their story and their motto: 'Come out fighting!'

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Perched high on the limestone bluffs overlooking the winding Mississippi River, the quaint town of Hannibal, Missouri, harbors a poignant story etched into its rugged landscape. This is the story of Lover's Leap, a narrative of love, loss, and legend spanning generations.

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Bob Waldmire was a proponent of living on the road, and his preferred route was the iconic Route 66. Waldmire was an artist and a traveler who captured the beauty of his life on the road through a unique lens. His journey was immortalized in a customized VW Bus and a series of meticulously hand-drawn postcards, each depicting the distinctive delights that Route 66 offers. This story is more than just a retelling of events; it is a vivid exploration of a life lived unconventionally, marked by a profound connection to one of America's most historic highways.

West Virginia used to be part of Virginia, but its unique geography and culture made it an ideal candidate to be its own state. It received this gift in 1863 and has been the epitome of rural mountain living in the United States. It has some unique folklore suitable to such an intriguing and unusual place. Here are some of the highlights of the tales of West Virginia.

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Charleston is the capital of the state of West Virginia. It is known for its prolific production of natural resources like natural gas, salt, and coal. Because of this, it has always been a strategic and desirable location for the United States.

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