AmericanHistoryNut

Instagram: @American_History_Nut For slideshows, factoids, quizzes and polls to have fun with American history.

[The Lafayette Trail @LafayetteTrail]

About last night…. We were live with @AmHistoryNuts and had a great time talking about #lafayette and @wgpfoundation markers! Thanks for tuning in! #twitterstorians

[Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast @CWBreakfastClub]

Episode 74 aboot to go down! This week we are back in the western theatre & talking Battle of Mill Springs! Spoiler alert - the Confederates get a little rocked at this battle. #CivilWar

[Salina B Baker @SalinaBBaker]

It's finally here! The final book in my historical fantasy series of the American Revolution is available for pre-order in Kindle & Paperback. Publication date March 8.

⚔️Angels and Patriots Book Four: The Hand of Providence and the Brotherhood's Sword

https://t.co/WmJePJycWY

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@aesthdistance1 You've arrived when you get hate mail! lol

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@gettysburgmaam If you're on IG, I suspect you'd like my page.

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@USAHistoryGeek I just subscribed.

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@USAHistoryGeek Congrats!

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@aesthdistance1 🙄

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If you're on IG and looking for good history pages to follow, check out my livestream Wed night. @LafayetteTrail @katmarshsmith

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Me too!

[Kat @kat_marsh_smith]

Pumped about this upcoming collab with @AmHistoryNuts 🥰🥰🥰 and @LafayetteTrail 🔥🔥🔥 #lafayette #twitterstorians

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@katmarshsmith Great advice!

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@gettysburgmaam Ozark!

[HISTORY @HISTORY]

On #ThisDayInHistory in 1776, Gen. George Washington led the Continental Army across the Delaware River from PA to NJ. The famous crossing took place on Christmas night as Washington and his troops moved into position for a surprise attack against British-allied Hessian forces.

[HISTORY @HISTORY]

On #ThisDayInHistory in 1945, General George S. Patton, commander of the U.S. 3rd Army, died at the age of 60. Patton’s forces played a key role in defeating the German counterattack in the Battle of the Bulge and liberating western Europe from the Nazi regime.

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TODAY IN AMERICAN HISTORY: William T. Sherman's troops arrived at an undefended Savannah, GA, on Dec. 21, 1864, about three weeks after they left Atlanta.