David McCullough
AmericanHistoryBiographyb. 1933 — d. 2022
David Gaub McCullough was a renowned American popular historian, author, and narrator. Often called a 'master of the art of narrative history,' he wrote extensively on American history, including biographies of U.S. presidents and accounts of major engineering feats. He was a two-time winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, and a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Awards
['Pulitzer Prize (1993, 2002)', 'National Book Award (1978, 1982)', 'Presidential Medal of Freedom (2006)', 'National Humanities Medal', 'Francis Parkman Prize']
Notable Works
['Truman', 'John Adams', 'The Path Between the Seas', '1776', 'The Wright Brothers', 'The Great Bridge', 'Mornings on Horseback', 'The Johnstown Flood']
