Our Great American Heritage

Battle of Gettysburg.
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 2, 1863

Searching for the truth in history is many times exciting and worthwhile. As a researcher, you may not always like what you find, but by separating fact from fiction lies the promise of historical accuracy and the correct interpretation of the past. Our Great American Heritage is about digging beneath the surface and looking for the additional pieces of the story; those pieces that expand our understanding about the past.

History is a living landscape shaped by new discoveries, overlooked voices, and the willingness to question long‑held assumptions. When we revisit familiar narratives with fresh eyes, we often uncover forgotten influences, unexpected connections, and the human complexities that traditional accounts leave behind. By pursuing these deeper layers, we honor the people who lived our past—not as symbols or myths, but as real individuals whose choices, struggles, and triumphs shaped the nation we inherit today. This website is dedicated to that fuller, richer exploration of America’s story.

Thanks for reading.

Allen Cornwell

Allen Cornwell
Allen Cornwell

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