Editorial Standards

What we publish

SeeStew publishes hard-to-believe true stories from American history — researched articles first, with companion video when available. Every story on https://seestew.com is written for a general audience and grounded in named, linked sources. We aim to publish new documented stories regularly so readers always have fresh, original content.

Research and sourcing

• Articles cite primary and secondary sources — federal archives, museums, academic publishers, and established news organizations — listed at the bottom of each story.
• Inline citation markers in the body correspond to those sources. We do not invent quotes, dates, or statistics.
• Images come from public archives (such as the Library of Congress) when available, with credit and source links on the story page.

Human review

Stories are drafted, expanded, and checked against our source list before publication. Topics are chosen for historical significance and documented evidence — strange enough to surprise you, solid enough to defend.

Corrections

If you spot a factual error, use the contact form. We review correction requests promptly and update articles when we verify a mistake. Significant corrections are noted in the article when appropriate.

Advertising

SeeStew may display ads through Google AdSense on full story pages. Advertising does not influence which stories we publish or how we report them. Ads are not placed on thin listing or embed-only screens. See our Privacy Policy for how ads and cookies work on this site.

About the project

Learn more on our About page, start with Stories, or watch companion episodes on Videos.