The Legends of America website and the article “The American Tradition of Thanksgiving”, compiled and edited by Dave Alexander, 2017, offers a nice explanation of
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The Erie Canal by Kaye Spencer #westernfictioneers #AmericanHistory
With the opening of the Erie Canal on October 26, 1825, the Great Lakes was connected with Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River. This was
Remembering Marty Robbins by Kaye Spencer #westerns #countrymusic #classiccountry #WesternFictioneers
Marty Robbins has a birthday anniversary this month—his 93rd, in fact. But, sadly, Marty died on December 8, 1982. He’d suffered his third serious heart
Kaye Spencer at Western Fictioneers – Brief history of corncob pipe #westernfictioneers
On July 9, 1878, Henry Tibbe, a Dutch immigrant woodworker, received a patent for an improved corn cob pipe. According to legend, the corn cob
Kaye Spencer at Western Fictioneers’ blog: Thomas Eakins, American realist painter #MFRWauthor #westernart
Please take a couple of minutes to stop by the Western Fictioneers’ website to read my regularly featured monthly post. My topic this month is western artists,
Kaye Spencer at Western Fictioneers’ blog: Rio Grande Gorge #New Mexico #MFRWauthor
Join me at the Western Fictioneers’ website for my regularly featured monthly post. My topic is the Rio Grande Gorge near Taos, New Mexico. Follow