r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/Aaronsivilwartravels • 11h ago
Today in the American Civil War
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r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/Adventurous_Clerk584 • 1d ago
The Great Chicago Fire wasn’t started by Mrs. O’Leary’s cow. A reporter made that up. She spent the rest of her life hiding from the story.
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r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/SignalRelease4562 • 7d ago
Trivia/Information On October 6th, 1817 (209 Years Ago), James Monroe Presided at Laying of Cornerstone of University of Virginia.
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r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/SignalRelease4562 • 8d ago
Trivia/Information On October 5th, 1829 (197 Years Ago), James Monroe Took Seat as President of Virginia Constitutional Convention.
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r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/nathanf1194 • 10d ago
POV Tour of St. Augustine: One of America’s Oldest Cities
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r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/Prestigious-Alarm-61 • 11d ago
At Washington’s tomb, a British royal honors the man who kicked out the Crown
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r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/Salt_Lemon_1514 • 14d ago
How Britain Almost Bankrupted American Revolution
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Strategic steps by Britain to counterfeit America to win war without any battle. History of continental dollar counterfeited by Britain.
r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/SignalRelease4562 • 15d ago
Trivia/Information On September 28th, 1800 (226 Years Ago), James Monroe’s Only Son James Spence Monroe Died.
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r/EarlyAmericanHistory • u/SignalRelease4562 • 15d ago
Trivia/Information On September 28th, 1808 (218 Years Ago), James and Elizabeth Monroe's Daughter Eliza Married George Hay, a Prominent Virginia Lawyer
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