I still live

Article Abstract:

The Native Americans who lived in New England when it was settled by white people in the 1600s have not died out. Active tribal nations are working hard to maintain their cultural identities by retelling stories and by making their presence known after many years of denial by society.

History, Native Americans, Native North Americans, New England

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Raking it in

Article Abstract:

Thousands of people visit New England for the fall foliage season every year. If those people could be persuaded to stay to rake the leaves after they fell, it could mean a huge increase in tourism dollars. The key would be to promote raking as if it were the next Olympic sport.

Humor and anecdotes, Autumn, Defoliation

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Pieces of paper pinned to their coats: why we reenact Civil War battles

Article Abstract:

Reenactments of military battles allow participants to experience first-hand the thoughts, feelings and activities of the men who really fought the battle. The reenactment is historically accurate. A description of the Antietam battle is given.

Personal narratives, United States history, Historical reenactments

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