| Fourth of July History |
| Part of celebrating the Fourth is knowing and taking pride in the history behind the holiday. If you've never really paid attention to the history of Independence Day or you just want to refresh your memory of the holiday, take the time to do it now. |
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Fourth of July Quilts
Independence Day is the perfect time to show your American patriotism on your wall, across your couch, or on your bed with these patriotic quilting projects. They're pretty to display, but useful too - take one to your Fourth of July fireworks to stay warm. |
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Declaration of Independence
Read the words that started it all and established the American Independence Day back in 1776. |
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Displaying the American Flag
Treat the Stars and Stripes with the respect it deserves and learn how to display it in various situations. |
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Celebrating Old Glory
Learn the story of how the American Flag was christened Old Glory by Captain Stephen Driver in 1831. |
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Salute to Our National Anthem
Learn about the historic event, the battle at Fort McHenry, which inspired our most well-known patriotic song. |
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Inspiring Words
Look to political, religious, and spiritual leaders for hope and wisdom as well as a sense of patriotism to inspire your Fourth of July celebration. |
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Bless America Banner
There are a lot of creative ways to display your pride in America's history, for example, this banner displays the words to one of the nation's oldest patriotic songs. |
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