THE OLDEST SOLDIER
American Legacy, Spring 2004 >>Read Full Article

ONE GLORIOUS SEASON: How Baseball helped to integrate Decatur, Illinois Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society , Volume 96 , number 1, Spring 2003, pages 80-97 >>Read Full Article

The Great Gallia: Texas’s Melvin “Bert” Gallia and Ethnicity in Major League Baseball
Published in Southwestern Historical Quarterly vol. CV, no. 4, April 2002 >> Read Article

Unpublished research articles by Stephen Chicoine catalogued in the Minnesota Historical Society Library:

Samuel Ransom: African American hero in First World War became one of Minnesota’s earliest Civil Rights workers [1883-1970]

The Failed Experiment: Native Americans in the U.S. Military with Fort Snelling as the Backdrop [1893 - 1894]

Service to the Nation: The Military Career of William T. Gentry; Regimental Commander at Fort Snelling was decorated Civil War hero whose remains are in Fort Snelling National Cemetery [1832-1885]

Let Every Democrat Make Ready For The Battle: The Editorials of William Colvill, Jr.
[Minnesota’s greatest hero of the Civil War was a newspaper editor and a Douglas Democrat before the war]

Pennant Fever in the Twin Cities
[History of the 1915 American Association baseball league playoffs between the Minneapolis Millers and the St. Paul Saints]