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To Understand Custer’s Last Stand, You Have to Visit the Little Bighorn Battlefield

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By Rich Grant, David DeVoss 
| East/West News Service
19th-century heroic painting of Custer’s Last Stand by Edgar Samuel Paxson. On the morning of July 5, 1876, General Philip Sheridan was touring the enormous Centennial International Exhibition in Philadelphia when he had an extreme shock. The exhibition was the first time a world’s fair was staged in the United States and was part of the gigantic centennial celebration of America’s founding in 1776.
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Remember Fort Mose: The First Free African Settlement in North America

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By Rich Grant
| Go World Travel Magazine
Fort Mose depicting the fort just before the Battle of Bloody Mose when it was attacked and captured by British redcoats and then retaken by a force that included free Black militia under the command of Captain Francisco Menendez. Photo by Rich Grant In the 1730s, it was a terrifying experience to be a runaway slave. That’s the first thought you have when walking the “Flight to Freedom Trail” at Fort Mose State Park in St. Augustine, Florida.
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Gold Rush Legacy: Inside Colorado's 'Richest Square Mile on Earth'

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By Rich Grant, Maryann Zarlengo Yuthas
| Go World Travel Magazine
There’s always been something special about Central City, Colorado. In the 1870s, the gold mining boom town was known around the world as the “Richest Square Mile on Earth.” The district produced 6.3 million troy ounces of gold – 200 tons – that would translate in 2025 to around $18 trillion. Central City was for a decade the largest town in Colorado with a population of up to 20,000 people, a gorgeous opera house, and the best hotel between the Mississippi River and San Francisco.
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