Pennsylvania State Grange Celebrates 150 Years of Rural Activism
The State Grange was formed in 1873 as industrialization was reshaping the largely rural United States. Today the Grange combines tradition with a desire to remain relevant.
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The State Grange was formed in 1873 as industrialization was reshaping the largely rural United States. Today the Grange combines tradition with a desire to remain relevant.
The two books that Abraham Lincoln read often and loved the most throughout his life were the King James Bible, published in 1611, and William
Abraham Lincoln's father, Thomas Lincoln, was an ensign in the Kentucky state militia. According to Abraham Lincoln's public accounts, his father, Thomas Lincoln, came off as a shiftless, jobless wanderer who could barely scratch out his name, said Springfield historian and author Wayne C. Temple. Like a lot of politicians, Temple said, Lincoln wanted to show how he had risen above childhood disadvantages to the highest office in the land, but he did so at the expense of his father. Thomas Lincoln's reputation only disintegrated, Temple said, because of Lincoln biographies like the one writ...