People who lived in the 18th Century traveled very little compared to modern standards, and the concept of a “vacation” was a relatively foreign concept.
2019 Summer Book Suggestions
It’s official, Summer is upon us. Or at least it will be on June 21st when the solstice arrives.
That means long, relaxing days at the lake or beach, (or curled up on your couch with the AC on blast) with plenty of extra time to pick up a good book.
New Products & Next Chapters
Way back in 2011, when Liberty & Co. was nothing more than a twinkle in my eye, and I began outlining what the company might be, the plan was to only create line of t-shirts inspired by the 18th Century and American Revolution.
Maybe I would release some new designs from time-to-time, or perhaps I’d create short-run limited release shirts. But it was only ever supposed to be just that – t-shirts.
Battle of Brandywine
240th Anniversary of the British Victory
This weekend was HOT.
Which makes me appreciate the men and women who participate in these events even more. They’re truly masters of their craft, and make legitimate sacrifices to live the same uncomfortable lives – if merely for a few days – so that we Colonial America history fans can get a glimpse into what life might have been like for those living centuries ago.
4th of July in Boston
Celebrating the 4th of July is one of the most patriotic things we Americans do.
There are great locations across the country to celebrate the declaration of our independence, but for me, there’s no better place on the 4th of July than Boston, Massachusetts.