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Ghost Ship of Brooklyn: Revolutionary War story worth remembering

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By Lee Habeeb
| Yahoo Verified
Historians have written so much about the American Revolution that it's hard to believe there's anything left to uncover. But historian Robert Watson stumbled upon a story that rivals any of the well-documented stories from the Revolutionary War in its importance. One he chronicled in his 2017 book, The Ghost Ship of Brooklyn. "Not only were some secrets waiting, but some were real shockers," Watson told Our American Stories.
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Story of the Man-and Company-That Turned Gas Stations Into Destinations

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By Lee Habeeb
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
Buc-ee's co-founder and CEO Arch "Beaver" Aplin III speaks during the grand opening ceremony of the first Buc-ee's location on the East Coast on June 30, 2025, in Mount Crawford, Virginia. The 74,000-square-foot mega-convenience store and 120-pump gas station is the Texas-based chain's 69th store and the first to open outside of the southern United States. When Americans think of destination travel, it generally involves cities like New York, Los Angeles or Las Vegas.
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The Prayer That Led to One of America's Most Beloved Movies, ‘Braveheart'

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By Lee Habeeb
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
It doesn't happen often. At the 2011 National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, the keynote speaker wasn't a pastor, politician or a head of state. It was an acclaimed Hollywood screenwriter and director, Randall Wallace. Wallace wrote or directed some great American films, from Secretariat to The Man in the Iron Mask to the American war classic We Were Soldiers, which he wrote and directed.
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