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Louisville Arts Bureau

By Elizabeth Kramer

Art and culture in the Louisville region, sometimes extending farther into Kentucky and Indiana.

If you love the arts scene, this is a great place to find out about happenings around Louisville

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The Lost & Found Story Box

By Lori

Uncovering forgotten historical events, untold family narratives, and rediscovered tales of resilience and legacy, this weekly newsletter brings unique, engaging, and historically relevant stories to life—connecting the past to today's world.

The Humanity Archive

By Jermaine Fowler

Every week, I connect today's headlines to forgotten history, curate ideas worth your time, and share what I'm learning as I try to make sense of it all.

Skipped History

By Ben Tumin

Interviews with top historians. Comedic performances about the past. I make history fun—especially the hard stuff.

A really fun way to learn about some of the out of the way corners of our history.

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Hannah Drake

My Old Kentucky Podcast

By Jazmin and Robert

Welcome to the My Old Kentucky Podcast newsletter, where we'll be sharing extra tidbits we don't cover on the show and maybe some off-topic things, too!

A great place to expand your knowledge about Kentucky!

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Imperfect Union

By Lindsay M. Chervinsky

All things constitutional, political, and presidential - past and present.

Presidential History: William Howard Taft's White House

By William Howard Taft

Politics and History. Covering the Taft White House one week at a time. Twitter @otdTaft.

This is an interesting Substack with a devoted community. It looks like a fun place to learn a little "less known" history.

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Forsaken

By Andrew Green

The uncertain future of the global AIDS response

derbycitymidnight

Louisville based periodical about Kentucky history and folklore.

An eclectic view of Louisville. I really liked the idea of a Home Run Derby Party.

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History Can't Hide from Kahlil Greene

I share short "hidden history" lessons about Black, Native, Asian, and Latino American History. Subscribe if you want to know the truth about this country.

Kahlil Greene allows followers to view history from a perspective that is not often found. His writing is insightful and helpful in understanding how our past still influences today.

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Historical Snapshots

History, made human.

Historygonebananas

BananaKing writes Past Gone Nuts, a daily dive into the weird, witty, and occasionally profound side of history. Smart stories for curious minds — told with a wink.

This Substack is fantastic for lovers of history. They address a topic in each essay and provide an interesting explanation. The topics can range from why German tanks were not really that great to why ancient cities were chaotic. It is a fun source of history.

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Civil War Memory

By Kevin M. Levin

Reflections on the History and Legacy of America's Bloodiest and Most Divisive Conflict

Kevin does an amazing job explaining how the Civil War era still impacts us. Anyone who is interested in the country should read his blog. Thanks Kevin for all you do to help preserve not only Civil War memory but America's memory!

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National Park Club Journal

By National Park Journal

Unlocking the Wonders of America’s Parks. Get amazig hikes, itineraries, news, and hidden gems. Subscribe to get our Ultimate Guide to Planning a National Park Trip.

Giving our National Parks a little love!

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Kiwiwriter47’s Substack

A Substack of subjects of interest to me...history, politics, writing, family, Asperger's, weird stuff, animals, and humor. For folks to enjoy. Angry trolls can go elsewhere.

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

Farmington Musings

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