America’s story didn’t end in 1776.

It’s still being written—by ordinary people facing hard choices.

The Ameriquins™ are a collection of symbolic characters created to help families, educators, and communities explore American history, responsibility, and shared memory through story, not slogans.

This is a place to learn, remember, and take part. 

Families and kids icon symbolizing parents and children for Ameriquins™ family-friendly programs.

Discover Together

Stories and symbols designed to help younger Americans understand where they come from and what comes next. (Launching soon!)

Educators icon: a red apple with five white stars above the word Educators.

Teachers & Classrooms

Tools and stories to support teaching history with context, clarity, and care.

(Launching soon!)

Civic Leaders icon: a red domed building with a flag above the words Civic Leaders.

Lead a Local Celebration

Ideas, resources, and symbols for marking civic moments where people live and gather.

(Coming soon!)

Sponsors and Licensing icon: two hands shaking, one red and one blue, above the words Sponsors & Licensing.

Partner with Purpose

Opportunities for organizations, institutions, and communities aligned with the Ameriquins’ mission.

Collectors and Shoppers icon: a red and blue tag with a white star above the words Collectors & Shoppers.

Own a Piece of History

Heirloom objects inspired by the Ameriquins™, crafterd to carry meaning forward.

Makers and Creators icon: a red crayon and blue paintbrush crossed above the words Makers and Creators.

Craft the Future

Work in progress. A place for ideas, tools, and projects focused on what comes next. 

(Note: “Launching soon!” or “In development” labels are intentional and honest.)

Stories in motion.

Short films and narrated moments that bring American history and civic memory into view—one story at a time.

Explore America’s exciting history as told by The Ameriquins. 

Each of the 13 Ameriquins has unique relationships, characteristics, and life experiences that make them excellent storytellers. 

This day in history.

Not every important moment happened on a battlefield or in a capitol. Many unfolded quietly in towns, classrooms, work shops, and homes.

We highlight one moment worth remembering. 

(Dynamic content lives here.) 

 

On this day in 1788, Connecticut became the 5th state to ratify the U.S. Constitution — joining the Union and helping lay the foundation for a new nation. #OTD #Connecticut #USConstitution #History

Ameriquins™ Apparel & Keepsakes

Objects that reflect America’s civic story

The Ameriquins™ bring 13 symbolic characters to life through apparel, woodworking, and storytelling.

Each piece reflects a civic idea drawn from America’s story—crafted with purpose, made to endure, and meant to be carried forward.

What holds America together.

These aren’t slogans.

They are the values that allowed the American experiment to survive its hardest moments.

Meet the 13

Discover the 13 Ameriquins™—each one carrying a piece of America’s story.

Listen to their voices, learn what they represent, and see how together they reflect the choices that have shaped this nation—and continue to shape it.

Register

America’s future depends on citizens who pay attention—who listen, reflect, and choose responsibility when it matters.

When you register with The Ameriquins,™ you’re signing up to receive stories and reflections that explore how Americans have faced hard choices before—and what those moments can still teach us.

No politics. No slogans. Just thoughtful storytelling, shared as it’s released.

Shop

Discover puzzles, keepsakes, and handcrafted pieces rooted in the Ameriquins™ story.

Each item reflects a civic idea drawn from the Five Stars of Freedom™—crafted with purpose, made to endure, and designed to carry America’s story into everyday life.

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