American Legacies Organization, Inc.

By Michelle Korgis-Fitzpatrick

Lynchburg, TN has a population of 361 and was established in 1866. It is the not only the home of Jack Daniel’s Distillery, but also holds a lot of memories of past times. Lynchburg, on Hwy 55, is most known for the eye-catching greenery in Tennessee. It is also the seat of Moore County.

On the square--built in 1883 by SLP Garrett--stands a stunning Court House with walls twenty inches thick, made of brick and held together with sand and lime.

By Laura Pearce

My mother was, as her mother had been, a farmer's daughter who became a farmer's wife.

She graduated, with honors, from a small Christian College in the Midwest, earning a degree in Home Economics. She taught High School in Letts, Iowa for two years during the war and is said to have liked her work and been well suited for it.

By Dr. Zoe L. Simmons

April 9, 2003 embarked a monumental change for the citizens of Iraq, one that will forever be remembered by mankind. They are liberated and free.

This made me think back to the stories that were told by my grandparents, who fled Cuba on a small man made boat. Two people who fled a communist country with hundreds of others to come to America. America the land of the FREE!

Sarah C. Clark nee Wike of Lancaster, PA

By Bill and Linda Clark

Sarah C. Wike was born in 1898 and passed away in 1980. She is buried at Ebenezer Cemetery in Lebanon, PA. She was married to William Clark for several years, then a few years after he passed away, she married a man by the name of Roland Reinke. This man was rather rough with her. As far as when or where she was married to her first husband, we don’t know.

Country: Britain

Position: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

1956 photograph of Warren Hostetter, his wife Marion Hostetter and his mother Lizzie Hostetter in South Bend, Indiana.

By Franklin T. Wike, Jr.

1881 photo of the Dan Ballard family

by Joe Mayfield

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September 5, 1774

The first Continental Congress assembled in Philadelphia.

September 21, 1784

America’s first daily paper, "The Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser", was published in Philadelphia.

September 14, 1814

by Bill Hawksford

The History of Labor Day
The Movement That Created More Than Just a Holiday

Peter McGuire was already working at age eleven, selling newspapers on the streets of New York City, shining shoes, cleaning stores and running errands. It was his job to help support his mother and six brothers and sisters when his father went away to fight in the Civil War in 1863.