Author name: Jessica Garrison

Jessica is a seasoned editorial pro with a BA in English/Writing from Northeastern University and over seven years of experience in the field. She’s currently the Managing Editor at American Charm, where she brings stories to life with her keen eye for detail and love for all things Americana. When she’s not buried in manuscripts, you’ll find her wandering through antique markets, sipping on iced coffee, or lost in the pages of a classic novel. Her passion? Uncovering the rich history, traditions, and little quirks that make American life so fascinating.

What Was It Like to Be a Soldier in the Civil War?

1. Most Soldiers Were Young Men The average Civil War soldier was just 25 years old, but many were far […]

Famous Last Words Of Infamous Americans That Still Send Chills

1. Ted Bundy: “I’d Like You to Give My Love to My Family and Friends” Ted Bundy was one of

10 Forgotten American Slang Words That Only a Patriot Remembers

1. “Tell a Thumper” To “tell a thumper” was a slang term in the 19th century meaning to tell a

14 Popular Backyard Features That Are Now Illegal

1. Outdoor Wood Boilers Outdoor wood boilers, which are used to heat homes and water by burning wood, were once

What’s It Really Like To Live in A Southern Household? 13 Strange Realities

1. Food is Love, But It’s Also an Event If you’ve ever stepped foot in a Southern home, you’ll know

13 Songs About America That Still Hit Home Today

1. “Living in America” by James Brown James Brown’s “Living in America” is an exuberant celebration of American life, capturing

15 Forgotten American Traditions We Should Bring Back

1. Sunday Family Dinners There was once a time when Sundays were all about slowing down and reconnecting with family.