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The YMCA Black Achievers recently toured the Decatur House/Slave Quarters in Washington, D.C. The historic house museum was completed in 1818 for a white naval hero, Stephen Decatur, and his wife, Susan. Full Article at The Herald-Mail Online
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In 1803, while commanding the 44 gun frigate Philadelphia, Bainbridge ran the vessel aground and was captured by the Tripoli pirates. The Navy, in an action led by Lieut. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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This Week in American Military History: Oct. 25, 1812: The frigate USS United States under the command of Capt. Full Article at Human Events Online
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ASBURY PARK — Under a heavy glass case there is a yellowed, stained letter purportedly from President James Monroe to a decorated Naval war hero. Full Article at Asbury Park Press
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I recently purchased a new book titled "Lee's Colonels" by Robert K. Krick. I found several items that interested me and I thought I might share a couple with you. "Quattlebaum, Paul Jones, b. near Leesville, South Carolina, May 19, 1836, Lt. U. S. Full Article at LufkinDailyNews.com
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The Oct. 10 football game between James M. Bennett and Stephen Decatur was not only big because of the potential ramifications for the 3A football playoffs and the Bayside South standings, but also because it was the Clippers' homecoming game. Full Article at The Salisbury Daily Times
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AUBURN, Ala. -- Ben Tate is moving forward instead of looking back. The Auburn tailback already has bowled over his numbers from last season, becoming a dominant runner in the Tigers' new offense and the team's most consistent offensive threat. Full Article at The Salisbury Daily Times
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