The politician Theodore Roosevelt, Montana-based western artist Charles M. Russell and novelist Jack London of “The Call of ...

Camping is the ultimate escape to the great outdoors, where you trade the noise of society for the soothing sounds of a ...

Perhaps one of Philip R. Goodwin’s most familiar paintings was for Winchester and depicts a Pony Express rider galloping atop his horse at full tilt while cradling a rifle.

This Northern California gem boasts fewer crowds than the national parks of Southern California. Lassen Volcanic National ...

When it comes to the natural scenery of the United States, the beauty of North Dakota is rarely mentioned. The state features ...

The old hunting camp is always an interesting place to spend part of a day – even if it isn’t hunting season.  Just walking ...

USAID has always been a good example of how the richest nation in the world was willing to share its wealth with the ...

The story of Holt Collier, the bear guide for President Theodore Roosevelt on his famous 1902 Mississippi hunt.

At first I thought a decrepit shelf in my garage finally gave way, causing stuff to fall to the floor. The metal shelves are ...

From grand estates to humble farmhouses, presidential landmarks offer a tangible link to the people who’ve shaped American ...

In 1901 Martha McChesney Berry, daughter of a socialite Georgia planter, casually began holding Sunday School for mountain children, in a log cabin ... money. Theodore Roosevelt and Publisher ...

There, the family built what started as a six-room weekend cabin. It was added onto over the years until ... including signed first-editions by Theodore Roosevelt, Helen Keller and Harry Houdini. A ...