Mark E. Dixon

Articles by This Author

What Joseph Newton Pew Jr. Didn’t Understand About Politics

The Ardmore oil executive put too much faith in the power of money.

Remembering A Delaware County World War II Hero

Bill Reese, who died during the Battle of Troina, was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

How one Montgomery County Missionary Shifted the Course of History

In the early 1900s, Flora K. Heebner traveled to China to spread Christianity and heal the sick.

Inventor Cyrus Chambers Transformed the 17th Century Milling Industry

The Kennet Square native was motivated to make his father proud.

How Babe Ruth’s Career Almost Ended One Night on Baltimore Pike

The legendary baseball player rolled his car after a few drinks on the Main Line.

How One Civil War-Era Woman Tried to Blend Science and Religion

Despite her efforts, Graceanna Lewis failed to combine the two.

George Earle Paid a Price for Being the Messenger

The Lower Merion resident gave President Roosevelt some unpleasant news on the Soviet massacre.

James Price Made it His Mission to Repay His Outstanding Debts

The Chester County Quaker wanted to die with a clear conscience and balanced accounts.

The Story of Two Colonists Who Broke An Agreement with Native Americans

The Chester Country residents were hanged for their actions.

A Westtown School Alum’s Radical Curse

Until her fame faded, Anna Dickinson was celebrated for extremist views.

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