Civil War Artilery Goggles Previous Next Description The American Journey. These goggles are made of colored lenses situated within wire mesh frames designed to protect the wearer’s eyes from any debris, fragments, or other foreign objects from flying into their eyes. Contained in a small metal case, this eyewear could prove to be invaluable on [...]
Civil War Artillery Goggles c. 1860s Civil War Era, Artillery Soldier's Screen-Side Glasses with Case, Choice Very Fine.These goggles are made of colored lenses situated within wire mesh frames designed to protect the wearer's eyes from any debris, fragments, or other foreign objects from flying into their eyes. Contained in a small metal case, this [...]
David and Tim Barton are proud to present the WallBuilders Teachers Conference! This conference is designed to equip teachers from both public and private schools with principles and techniques that were used in early American education and thereafter for decades. This unique conference is designed to be informative and encouraging to teachers to help them [...]
Join WallBuilders and our partner, Mercury One, for two weeks and discover the truth about our nation, our past, and how to lead it into the future! We are opening up our library to students 18-25 years old for a hands-on experience to study original historical documents from our incredible collection. Receive specialized teaching and [...]
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Recently in the mainstream media the words “Nazi” and “Hitler” are perhaps two of the most commonly used words employed by pundits and even politicians. Those on the Left go so far as to claim that the current President parallels to Hitler,[i] with some public schools even teaching it in classrooms.[ii] Members of the Right [...]
This is a part of our Alumni Series of articles written by past participants of the WallBuilders/Mercury One Leadership Training Program. Click here to learn more about LTP. By Erin Hogan - Class of 2016 Truth. The 1828 Webster definition of truth states that it is, “Conformity to fact or reality; exact accordance with that which is, [...]
This document from the WallBuilders collection is a recipe for Thieves Vinegar from the late 1700s. Thieves was used in a number ways as a remedy to fight against several diseases which affected early America. Transcript: Thieves Vinegar Take rue, wormwood, tansey [sic., tansy], sage, hoorhound [sic., horehound], rosemary and flowers of lavender—of each one [...]
Below is an interesting item from WallBuilders' collection -- the first federal budget of the United States, dated July 9, 1789. This budget takes up only about 1/2 page of the newspaper it's printed in, The Gazette of the United States (July 18, 1789). Here's the complete front page, the budget is on the top [...]
