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| Overcoming Hardships, America Gets Discovered and Settled | |
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| Leif the Lucky Discovers America, 1000 A.D. | |
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| The Continent Temporarily Misplaced | |
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| Columbus Discovers America for Good, 1492 | |
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| Ponce de Leon and Other Discoverers Have a Time of It | |
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| Getting the Place Settled | |
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| Captain Stormalong, the Revolution and Clipper Ships | |
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| John Smith in Virginia, 1607 | |
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| Miles Standish in New England, 1620 | |
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| Young Stormalong Goes to Sea and Licks a Kraken Revolution Begins, 1775 | |
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| Declaration of Independence, 1776 | |
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| Stormy Helps Paul Jones in the Raid on Whitehaven, 1778, and in the Battle off Flamborough, 1779 | |
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| End of Revolution, 1783 | |
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| Old Stormy Builds the Albatross, Whitens Cliffs and Perfects Whaling | |
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| Jonathan Slick, Southerners, Dutchmen and Daniel Boone | |
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| Hardships in Yankeeland | |
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| "Sharp Bargains Make Fat Purses" | |
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| Jonathan Drives a Mighty Fine | |
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| Bargain He Sees the Whole of the Country | |
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| Daniel Boone's Discovery of Kentucky and His Other Puzzling Habits | |
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| Mike Fink, King of Mississippi | |
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| Keelboatmen: George Washington, President, 1789-1797 | |
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| John Adams, President, 1797-1801 | |
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| Thomas Jefferson, President, 1801-1809 | |
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| Mike Fink Born in Pittsburgh | |
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| His Education on the Frontier | |
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| He Starts Keelboating | |
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| He Battles and Becomes King of the Keelboatman | |
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| Mike Fink, Mountain Man in the Far West | |
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| Fulton Invents the Steamboat, 1807 | |
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| Mike Fights a Steamboat, Rough and Tumble | |
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| He Goes West with Ashley-Henry | |
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| Trapping Expedition, 1822-1823 | |
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| James Monroe, President, 1817-1825 | |
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| Mike Out-traps the Mountain Men | |
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| He Beats Davy Crockett in a Shooting Match | |
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| Davy Crockett, Tennessee Settler | |
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| The Amazing Crockett Family | |
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| Davy Becomes a Great Hunter | |
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| He Marries a Streak of Lightning and Sets Up as a Settler | |
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| He Tames Wild Beasts, including the Bear, Death Hug, and Operates a Fertile Farm | |
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| Davy Crockett, Soldier, Congressman and Comet Licker | |
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| Davy Whops the Indians "Crockett for Congress" (twice) | |
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| Andrew Jackson, President, 1829-1837 | |
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| Davy Defeats the Spaniards in Texas | |
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| End of War, 1836 | |
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| Davy Licks a Dangerous Comet | |
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| He Unfreezes the Earth | |
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| Johnny Appleseed, Planter of Orchards on the Frontier | |
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| Johnny's Extraordinary Birth and Boyhood | |
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| He Discovers His Mission, Apple Trees for the West | |
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| Martin Van Buren, President, 1837-1841 | |
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| Johnny Visits the Merritts | |
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| He Dies and Haunts Apple Orchards | |
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| Mose, New York Firemen and California | |
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| Miner: The Growth of New York | |
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| James K. Polk, President, 1849-1850 | |
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| "The Bowery, The Bowery" | |
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| Mose, the World-Renowned | |
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| He Joins Fire Co. No. 40 | |
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| He Saves Four People on One Trip | |
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| Mexican War, 1846-1848 | |
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| California Gold Rush, 1849 | |
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| Mose Strikes It | |
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| Rich in the Gold Fields | |
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| Windwagon Smith and the Santa Fe Trail Seaman | |
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| Tom Smith's Theory about Dry Oceans | |
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| His Upsetting Arrival in Westport, Mo. | |
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| Test Trip of the Windwagon: Westport to Council | |
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| Groves and Back in Seven Days | |
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| Westport and Santa Fe Dry Ocean Navigation Company, Inc. | |
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| Franklin Pierce, President, 1853-1857 | |
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| Super-Windwagon-Farewell | |
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| Ensign Dick Yocum and Admiral Windwagon Smith | |
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| Feboldson and Bridger, Western Scientists | |
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| Civil War, 1861-1865 | |
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| Abraham Lincoln, President, 1861-1865 | |
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| Year of the Great Heat | |
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| Feboldson Provides Mud for Nebraska | |
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| Year of th | |