The British American Historian is primarily focused on the eighteenth century and American Revolutionary era, but also publishes articles on various eras of British and American history. Articles have creative insights. Its founder incorporates his pictures from his travels whenever possible. Christopher is working on his first book.
Welcome to The History Creatives Hub. This is the place to showcase the amazingly eclectic and talented people within the history loving community. I’m sure you’ll find, as I have, some wonderful blogs, podcasts, channels, products, authors and more to connect with.
And, if you’re reading this and run a history inspired venture then what are you waiting for…
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The ultimate archive of figure skating's fascinating and fabulous history. Written by Ryan Stevens, author, former competitive figure skater and judge, this blog hosts a wealth of rare information and in-depth research on the history of the world's most exciting winter sport.
This blog is all about medieval history, a place where I’ll be sharing articles about fascinating stories from the Middle Ages.
I publish two articles each month. Topics you'll find on my blog include an ongoing series of articles covering the history of the Plantagenets during the late Middle Ages, from the death of Edward III through to the dawn of the Tudor Age. I [...]
My name is Austin and I am a scientist by day. In my spare time, I enjoy visiting historical sites.
I have grown up in Tennessee & Georgia amongst Civil War territory. More recently, I have also enjoyed opportunities to visit sites of earlier American history in Virginia, Maryland, and New England. The more time I have spent pondering our national story, the more I [...]
Hey! I'm Brianna!
I'm a millennial dog mom, law school grad, and history lover!
I wanted to start blogging about history because I wanted to ensure my love for history never went away- being in the legal field, it's easy to get wrapped up in your cases and lose yourself, so this helps me keep my love for history alive.
My favorite historical areas are Colonial America/American [...]
Bored of books? Weary of Wikipedia? Seeking the “short and sweet” version?
Too many places on the Internet either bombard you with a wealth of information or try to serve you a 3-sentence explanation.
No more. Medieval Reporter strives to bring you well-researched and to-the-point articles and guides. Marvelous medieval matters, richly illustrated, in a format that you can consume in a matter of minutes.
History in Charts is a website dedicated to sharing historical periods, events and people, and the data behind them. For visual learners history can be difficult to relate to. Inserting historical data into a chart format allows us to see history in a different light. Not only are there pictures and paintings to give us insights, but also data and records that can tell [...]
My name is Michael Rausch and I have a lifelong fascination for all aspects of history, particularly the history and development of submarines. I grew up near the water.
I can remember seeing movies with submarines from an early age and I’m sure many of us have the same.
Who does not remember Das Boot or The hunt for the red October? It sparked an interest [...]
Historical adventurers, archaeological explorers and cultural sector enthusiasts, our little Archaeofam scout the country on the hunt for historical mysteries and archaeological puzzles to put our minds to.
An underwater archaeologist, librarian and archivist, fearless toddler and a german shepherd with boundless energy, we are obsessed with the history of this little island at the ends of the earth, and fill every spare minute with [...]
A lifelong resident of Pennsylvania (US), I grew up curious about the blue and gold markers scattered throughout the commonwealth detailing bits and bobs of our local history. But the internet didn't become a thing until I was a grown woman, so it was hard to learn more about them. Now that blogging is a thing, and with the permission of the organization which [...]
History Blogging: 35 ideas for blog posts
Whether you’re a beginner or have been history blogging forever coming up with ideas for blog posts is a constant issue. Do any of these sound like you?
You have stacks of ideas (but no time)? You get overwhelmed researching a topic you love and struggle to create the actual blog post, which then drifts? You’re bouncing week to week writing blog post ideas that are just well okay? or perhaps you’re losing faith and need to add some variety and sparkle to your editorial calendar.
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7 tips to sell history products in your emails without feeling awful.April 4, 2023/0 Comments -
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