The History Guy

@TheHistoryGuy

The History Guy is a successful historical documentary filmmaker earning an estimated $3,550 - $71,000 annually through their Patreon. They've built a loyal following of over 700 paid members since launching in May 2018. With a total membership of 1322, The History Guy has cultivated a thriving community of history enthusiasts. Their work brings history to life through engaging documentaries, captivating audiences and fostering a deeper understanding of the past. Join The History Guy's journey and become part of a passionate community dedicated to exploring the rich tapestry of history.

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The belief in Vampires or Vampire-like beings well predates the modern era, and superstitions about them ran deep. Those beliefs extended ev

What is generally considered to be the first successful, daylight bank robbery in the United States during peacetime occurred in Liberty, Mi

Seventy years ago the world faced the very real threat of a nuclear confrontation that involved an operation with the dramatic title “King K

Of 374 graduates of the US Military Academy Class of 1942, seventy would not survive the war. Their stories deserve to be remembered.

One battle of the revolution of which I think few Americans are familiar was the 1781 fight for the Balearic island of Menorca. Posted earl

The 1900 fight for the Union Park Ball Grounds is a story that would be too strange to be believed, if it didn’t actually happen.

The grand story of Michigan Central station is a story of a city, a nation, and history almost lost, that deserves to be remembered.

1917 was not a good time to lose fleet assets to peacetime accident. The nearly forgotten story of a navigational error that endangered two

Whenever you mention Civil War recipients of the Medal of Honor you quickly tend to hear the caveat that the medal had little meaning at the

A 2019 edition of the Philadelphia Tribune notes: While you may find it hard to believe, of all clothing, socks are the oldest type of cloth