A Journey Through Time on Florida’s Space Coast

Brevard Museum of Natural History giant sloth fossil

From the Ice Age to the Space Age, the Brevard Museum of History & Natural Science serves as a living chronicle of Florida’s captivating story. Embark on a journey through time and uncover treasures within, exploring a myriad of exhibits that offer a rich tapestry of Brevard County and Florida’s history and sciences.

Rediscovering American History: Travel Writers’ Guide to Historic US Locations

US Historic Locations

Uncover the hidden gems of American history with our immersive journey through the most captivating and historically significant destinations in the United States. From the birthplace of the nation in Philadelphia to the haunting echoes of Pearl Harbor, each location holds stories of bravery, triumph, and tragedy that have shaped the country we know today. Join us as we delve into the rich tapestry of the past, exploring historic districts, museums, and monuments, and walking in the footsteps of those who came before us. Step back in time and embrace the allure of history on this enlightening and unforgettable historical adventure through the heart of America.

Meet Dr. Mary Jane Safford: Champion of Rural Healthcare

Historic Footnotes Podcast - Obscure and often forgotten pieces of history

She was Florida’s first practicing female physician and a leader in the women’s suffrage movement. Yet few people know much about Dr. Mary Jane Safford.  Dr. Mary Jane Safford was a pioneering physician who dedicated her life to providing healthcare services to underserved communities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in 1842 … Read more

A Future President, a Future Senator, and a Duel that Echoes through History

Historic Footnotes Podcast - Obscure and often forgotten pieces of history

If I told you two politicians were so infuriated with one another that one would challenge the other to a duel, you would be forgiven for thinking it is a recent news story. Or, if you realized that no one has publicly challenged anyone to a duel for over 200 years, you might be thinking of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. In either case, you’d be mistaken. I’m talking about President Abraham Lincoln and Senator James Shields. Of course, this was before either were elected to those offices.