American History Magazine

From presidents and political figures to inventions and major events, American History constantly strives to shed new light on America's fascinating and eventful past, combining authoritative and expert insight along with lively storytelling and essays for a peek into the past that's as entertaining as it is educational.

Sections or departments that regularly appear in the magazine include: "Letters;" "Interview," insight from professors, authors and other knowledgeable individuals; "Encounter," stories of noteworthy historical figures and the interviews, interactions, and face-offs that showed their true colors; "Deja Vu," a critical examination of current issues through comparison to similar issues in the past; "Here Is Where," a spotlight on a famous location where a noteworthy historical event occurred; "Cameo," profiles on historical figures; "Game On," a historical look at American sports; "American Mosaic," a roundup of current remembrance days, anniversaries, and other ways history is in the news; and "Reviews," reviews on the latest books on an array of historical topics. American History also includes detailed features that focus on a particular historical figure, event or theme for a well-rounded and complete picture.

American History is the magazine for the true history buff with a passion for this nation's past.