4th of July/Memorial Day Traditions

Three cheers for the red, white, and blue.

Fly the star-spangled banner on these important days.

Treat Old Glory with the respect she deserves.

Display your military memorabilia with pride.

A historic event, the battle at Fort McHenry, inspires our most patriotic song.

For generations, paper greetings and ephemera have been an artistic expression of the emotions and moods of the time.

On duty in the United States or abroad, men and women in uniform often think of their families back home.

Collections of U.S. postage stamps reveal a lot about our country's history.

If rations were ordered today, how would your family adjust?

In New York Harbor she lifts her lamp beside the golden door. Learn more about this colossal gift to America.

Throughout history, seamstresses have used sewing skills in support of their country and to honor loved ones at war.

Whether you have family heirlooms or a purchased collection, these rare buttons deserve a place of honor.

See where it all started back in 1776.

Wisdom and encouragement from influential people throughout history.

An eye-opening introduction into several regional decorating styles, including Eastern Seaboard, Old South, Heartland Midwest, and nati...

"Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play ..."

"My country, 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty ..."

"Let martial note in triumph float, and liberty extend its mighty hand ..."

"Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ..."

"There's a feeling comes a stealing and it sets my brain a'reeling ..."