John B. Williamson wasn't the type to wait around and hope. On a cold winter night in 1870, he took action, he helped, and he paid with his life. And had it not been for a single spelling alteration, I might never have found him at all.
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Ten Days in April
Faced with tough choices as the Civil War raged just outside his front door, Everett Baugh persevered, and he stayed. But why? Why, indeed.
The Things We Found After the Fire
Sometimes, a little bit of doubt - all wrapped up in a pack of lies - can lead straight to an amazing discovery.
J.C., Daisy, and Plot 88
The Wardners knew how it felt to be alone during life's darkest hours, and on a bleak winter day in 1885, the wealthy man helped the poor man. Both were richer for it.
The Bee Man’s Dad
Jesse Rowe started a new life at age 63. Why did he leave everything behind? And what was the deal with all those bees?
Baugh, Bass, and Beyond 