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Travel in Time with Dan 57: Interview with William Bradford, Pilgrim Leader

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Travel in Time with Dan — Episode 57: A Fictional Interview with William Bradford, Pilgrim Leader, and Fellow Passengers Aboard the Mayflower Travel in Time with Dan | Provincetown Harbor, Cape Cod — November, 1620 ⚠️ Author’s Note: The following is a fictional historical interview. William Bradford (1590–1657) was a real Pilgrim leader who later […]

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Travel in Time with Dan 56: Interview with Patrick “Paddy” O’Rourke, Tank Worker

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Travel in Time with Dan — Episode 56: A Fictional Interview with Patrick “Paddy” O’Rourke, Tank Worker, Witness to the Great Molasses Flood of 1919 Travel in Time with Dan | Langone Park, Commercial Street, Boston’s North End ⚠️ Author’s Note: The following is a fictional historical interview. The Great Molasses Flood of January 15,

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Travel in Time with Dan 55: Interview with Mercy Brown, the Last New England Vampire

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Travel in Time with Dan — Episode 55: A Fictional Interview with Mercy Brown, the Last New England Vampire Travel in Time with Dan | Chestnut Hill Baptist Church Cemetery Crypt, Exeter, Rhode Island ⚠️ Author’s Note: The following is a fictional historical interview. Mercy Lena Brown (1872–1892) was a real young woman from Exeter,

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Travel in Time with Dan 54: Interview with Dr. James Naismith, the Father of Basketball

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Travel in Time with Dan — Episode 54: A Fictional Interview with Dr. James Naismith, the Father of Basketball Travel in Time with Dan | New Britain YMCA, New Britain, Connecticut ⚠️ Author’s Note: The following is a fictional historical interview. Dr. James Naismith (1861–1939) was a Canadian-American physical education instructor who invented the game

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Travel in Time with Dan 53: Interview with President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Aboard the USS Iowa

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Travel in Time with Dan — Episode 53: A Fictional Interview with President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Aboard the USS Iowa Travel in Time with Dan | USS Iowa, Atlantic Ocean, in route to the Tehran Conference ⚠️ Author’s Note: The following is a fictional historical interview. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882–1945) was the 32nd President of

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Travel in Time with Dan 52: Interview with Alvah Crocker II, the Man Behind Crocker Field

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Travel in Time with Dan — Episode 52: A Fictional Interview with Alvah Crocker II, the Man Behind Crocker Field, the “Cathedral of Excellence” Travel in Time with Dan | Crocker Field, Fitchburg, Massachusetts ⚠️ Author’s Note: The following is a fictional historical interview. Alvah Crocker II was a real American paper industry magnate who,

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Travel in Time with Dan 50: Interview with Robert Goddard, the Father of Modern Rocketry

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Travel in Time with Dan — Episode 50: A Fictional Interview with Robert Goddard, the Father of Modern Rocketry Travel in Time with Dan | Pakachoag Farm, Auburn, Massachusetts ⚠️ Author’s Note: The following is a fictional historical interview. Robert H. Goddard (1882–1945) was a real American physicist, engineer, and inventor widely regarded as the

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Travel in Time with Dan Blog Episode 60: Portsmouth, New Hampshire

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Portsmouth, New Hampshire: The Little City with a Global Legacy   Portsmouth, New Hampshire, might seem like a quiet coastal destination, but its history reveals a “little city with a big influence” that has shaped the course of American and world history. Settled in 1623, it stands as one of the oldest European settlements in

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Travel in Time with Dan Blog Episode 59: Frederic Tudor’s Ice Empire

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The Ice King: How a “Ridiculous” Idea Created a Global Empire   In the early-to-mid 1800s, if you told someone you planned to get rich by shipping frozen water thousands of miles across the ocean, they wouldn’t just laugh. They would think you were crazy. Yet, that is exactly what Frederic Tudor, the man who

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