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Lincoln Left Big Shoes – and Slippers – to Fill

Editor's note: In 2015 as I prepared to cover the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination on April 14, 1865, I was reminded of another story I had written two years before about Lincoln's slippers. After he was assassinated, Mary Todd Lincoln, Lincoln's wife, donated his wool slippers to Alexander Williamson, her sons' tutor. In 1878, Williamson donated the slippers to then President Rutherford B. Hayes. Today, the...

Heroes in the Cockpit: Vito and Geraldine Pedone (Part 1)

May 6, 2020 - As part of Lesson Plan #6 - Technology and Heroes...

Sullivan Brothers: We Stick Together

STORY SNAPSHOT Thomas and Alleta Sullivan from Waterloo, Iowa had six children - five boys...

Smith Brothers Served at Home and Around the World

STORY SNAPSHOT The Smith family from New Castle, Indiana sent four sons off to war...

Meet Irene: from Holocaust to Hope and Her Journey to America on a Liberty...

STORY SNAPSHOT Irene Hasenberg was born in Berlin, Germany on Dec. 11, 1930. John, her...

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