🪶 Why an 1800s Sash Is So Important to Osceola’s Legacy and the Seminole People

Nov 28, 2022 | History, Everglades/Keys

Osceola’s image continues to be one that invokes strong feelings and embodies Seminole resistance, power, and memory. Even over 180 years after his death, Osceola remains an important figure in Seminole history and art.

How Five Centuries of Habitation Shaped This Popular Louisiana Destination

Nov 26, 2022 | History, Cajun Country/SWLA

Bolstered by 5,000 pages of documents from the French National Archives and from Laura’s own Memories, the Creole Family Saga tour at Laura Plantation focuses on centuries of human habitation that took place on this site.

After a Decade Sans Beloved Pie, Mighty Hubig’s Will Rise Again

Nov 14, 2022 | History, Cuisine, NOLA

Hubig’s Apple from Hubig’s Facebook, 2011 SPOILER ALERT: In fact, they did. Beloved Hubig’s, the...

Back / Black to the Future: Why the First Mother of Afrofuturism Matters

Nov 4, 2022 | History, Central West FL

We’re digging back a few years to boost J.A. Jones excellent piece from the Weekly...

☠️ Have You Seen the Most Notorious Ghost in Galveston, Texas?

Oct 31, 2022 | History, Upper TX

If you’re driving to the Texas Gulf Coast and “ain’t afraid of no ghosts,” stop by and visit Galveston’s most infamous spirit – the Pirate Jean Lafitte.