The Dustbin Historian
Bill Farley, PhDInvestigative historian Bill Farley, PhD, unearths the scoundrels, radicals, and hidden "receipts" of the American past through rigorous archival research.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Subscribers | Read | dustbinhistorian.com |
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Your Ancestor's Story Is Missing a Chapter
Last week I promised we’d leave James A. Murray behind—temporarily—and talk about one of the most underused tools in the family historian’s toolkit. If you’ve been following along since Post 1, you know I’m drawn to documents that other peo...
Murray’s Ghosts: A Field Guide for the Aspiring Paranormal Investigator
When the Travel Channel’s “Ghosts of Devil’s Perch” aired their episode on James A. Murray and Ferdinand Van Zandt, I thought: Finally, someone’s telling this story.
How I Helped a TV Ghost-Hunting Crew Find a Better Ghost
In the summer of 2021, I received an email from a man named Brian Peterson. He was the show runner for an upcoming paranormal series on the Travel Channel, and he had a problem.
The Night Sacramento Kept Its NBA Team
29 years ago tonight—on my 38th birthday—I stood before the Sacramento City Council and presented a $90 million deal to keep the NBA Kings in town.
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