4th of July/Memorial Day Traditions

The American flag was once called "Old Glory." Find other fun flag facts here.

Mark your calendars! Fly your stars and stripes on these important dates.

Before raising your American flag, know these dos and don'ts from the Federal Flag Code.

Know the difference between military medals and insignias, and get tips on how to display them.

Learn a little bit of the history behind our glorious National anthem.

Pay tribute to your history by using family souvenirs and treasures in your everyday decorations.

Get tips on how to use vintage stamps in crafts projects and decorations.

It's easy to forget that necessary ingredients were once rationed.

Our Lady Liberty is a symbol of freedom and democracy. Learn her history here.

A salute to all of the seamstresses who used their skills to make quilts, blankets, and more for those in need.

Get new ideas on how to display old military uniform buttons.

Read each and every word of our nations Declaration of Independence.

Here are inspiring quotes of hope, freedom, and wisdom from political, religious, and spiritual leaders.

Take these eight simple steps to a fun Fourth of July neighborhood parade.

Though it's the state song of Kansas, these patriotic lyrics represent all U.S. settlers, cowboys, and farmers.

Let freedom and the lyrics of this patriotic song ring throughout your home.

The Stars and Stripes Forever is the official National March. Sing along at games and parades.

Did you know there is more to the National Anthem than the words that are sung before sporting events?

This patriotic song was once the big hit in the 1906 musical, George Washington, Jr.