Tristin Milazzo
Tristin is a historian who specializes in American Industrialism and local history with a background in Museum Studies and museum work. Tristin adores all kinds of history and how small communities relate to their own history.
Articles by Tristin Milazzo
The 5 Greatest Coincidences in American HistoryFrom Founding Fathers dying on Independence Day to predicting the sinking of the Titanic, history is full of inexplicable coincidences.
American Civil War Uniforms: A Visual JourneyDuring the American Civil War, both the Confederate and Union troops had uniforms unique to their needs and resources.
During the American Civil War, both the Confederate and Union troops had uniforms unique to their needs and resources.
Facts and Myths About Harriet TubmanDespite being a popular historical figure, the best-known details about Harriet Tubman’s life are a mixture of fact and myth.
Despite being a popular historical figure, the best-known details about Harriet Tubman’s life are a mixture of fact and myth.
American Civil War: Maps, Battlefields, and GeneralsThe American Civil War, which was waged from 1861-1865, covered much of the eastern United States under the direction of numerous generals.
The American Civil War, which was waged from 1861-1865, covered much of the eastern United States under the direction of numerous generals.
Maya Angelou: “Still I Rise” and Her Enduring LegacyMaya Angelou, best known for her autobiographies depicting the Black experience in the South, left a lasting legacy on not only literature but also the American people.
Maya Angelou, best known for her autobiographies depicting the Black experience in the South, left a lasting legacy on not only literature but also the American people.