American Ride

The United States is thrust into World War II following the attack on Pearl Harbor.

The Salem Witch Trials leave a dark stain on Massachusetts' history.

Host Stan Ellsworth visits the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati.

Days after the Civil War ends, President Abraham Lincoln is assassinated by John Wilkes Booth.

Following his surrender in New York, George Washington crosses the Delaware and strikes back.

As industry booms during the Gilded Age, civil rights movements emerge nationwide.

The American cowboy emerges as the beef industry booms in the Northern states.

Stan travels to Tennessee to tell the story of the most misunderstood president, Andrew Johnson.

Stan travels to Atlanta to visit sites that inspired Martin Luther King Jr.

Stan tours Boston to share stories of Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Paul Revere, and Joseph Warren.

Stan visits historical sites from John Quincy Adams’ life to learn more about his presidency.

A trip to Tennessee has Stan recounting the life and legacy of President Andrew Jackson.

Stan shares stories of three presidents: Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, and John Tyler.

Stan explores the rich history of Texas, from the Battle of the Alamo to the Texas Revolution.

President James K. Polk offers great economic success as he expands the country further west.

Stan examines the question of slavery impacted the policies of Presidents Taylor and Fillmore.

Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan enter the spotlight as Stan studies their presidencies.

Host Stan Ellsworth commemorates the presidency of Abraham Lincoln.

Stan travels to Tennessee to tell the story of the most misunderstood president, Andrew Johnson.

President Ulysses S. Grant attempts to piece the Union back together during Reconstruction.