The great David McCullough discusses how his three books -- "The Great Bridge," "The Wright Brothers," and "The Path Between the Seas" -- represent an unofficial trilogy about the American spirit, ingenuity, engineering, and courage. History lessons like this right to your mailbox each month. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/1RUXzZQ | History in Five

David McCullough has died at 89. A decade ago, Morley Safer spoke with the author and historian in a sweeping interview that touched on McCullough's career, negative political campaigning, Harry Truman & the construction and meaning of the Brooklyn Bridge https://cbsn.ws/3BQAjM6 | 60 Minutes

David McCullough, a Pulitzer-prize-winning writer known as “the voice of American history” has died at the age of 89. He covered subjects ranging from the Brooklyn Bridge to presidents John Adam and Harry Truman. | CBS Evening News

David McCullough on The Great Depression (2016)