American History Lives Here at American Heritage. Browse 7,000 trusted articles from 72 years of publication, info on 4,000 historic sites, and much more!

American History Lives Here! American Heritage, the trusted and definitive magazine on American History since 1949, now offers its entire archive from 1949 to 2023 online for free.

American Heritage is the oldest, most widely known and respected popular U.S. history magazine. Central to its mission is making top-tier scholarship accessible to a wide range of audiences, proving that history can be lively, interesting, even spell-binding.

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The American Heritage Archives contain thousands of original drawings, paintings, and photographs that touch upon every period of American history. This online collection presents a carefully curated selection of records from the archives.

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For 75 years, American Heritage has been the leading magazine of U.S. history, politics, and culture. Read more about the magazine >> The magazine was forced to suspend print publication in 2013, but a group of volunteers saved the archives and relaunched it in digital form in 2017.

American Heritage has recently digitized, updated, and reissued many of its outstanding classics, and has published new titles. Your purchase of these competitively priced books helps supports this website.

Today, American Heritage is the oldest and most respected magazine on American history, its eagle emblem recognizable by millions of Americans as a sign of excellence and authority. The company proudly carries on its mission of telling the Nation’s story and connecting Americans to their rich historical and cultural past.

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