Indeed there is! Written upside down and backwards are the words: "Original Declaration of Independence dated 4th of July, 1776."

In 1915, Moina Michael found herself inspired by the beauty of John McCrea's WWI poem titled "In Flanders Fields." She made it her mission to make the poppies mentioned in that poem the national symbol of loyalty and tribute to fallen veterans, and to this day, the tradition of wearing poppies in remembrance continues.

After 620,000 soldiers perished in the Civil War, women from both the north and the south began to quietly decorate the graves of the fallen with flowers and trinkets. Three years later, General Logan made May 30th the official day of remembering comrades who had "died in defense of their country."

Four chief executives--George Washington, William Henry Harrison, Abraham Lincoln, and Ronald Reagan--were born in February, the month in which we celebrate President’s Day.