Uncovering forgotten historical events, untold family narratives, and rediscovered tales of resilience and legacy, this weekly newsletter brings unique, engaging, and historically relevant stories to life—connecting the past to today's world.
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What William H. Bryson Knew about Ghosts
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Source: Wikicommons
Release Date: October 13, 2026
What William Knew about Ghosts
Back in 1922, a retired government physicist named William H. Bryson shared some insights into ghosts. William was, by his...
Margin Notes: The Territorial Trials of Peter Bannigan
An inside look at my approach and processes, and some of the challenges faced
Release date: October 6, 2026
The Territorial Trials of Peter Bannigan: Part 2
| Part 2 of 2 | Next Chapter →| Margin Notes |
Source: Wikicommons
Release Date: September 29, 2026
The Cooling Off
Recently recaptured convicted murderer Peter Bannigan spent the early morning hours of March 30th, 1877, under...
The Territorial Trials of Peter Bannigan: Part 1
| Part 1 of 2 | Next Chapter →|Margin Notes |
Hunting and Camping Party, Fort Abraham Lincoln 1875 (Source: WikiCommons)
Release Date: September 22, 2026
A Hanging Delayed
On Christmas Day of 1876, Peter and Emma Bannigan host...
Margin Notes: The Wreck of Walter L. Main’s Circus Train
An inside look at my approach and processes, and some of the challenges faced
Release date: September 15 , 2026
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