Use Your ESA Funds to Bring History to Life

History By Mail is an approved vendor in nine education savings account (ESA) and scholarship programs. 

If your family gets education funds through one of the programs below, you can use them for a History By Mail subscription. Each month you'll get a museum-quality replica of a real historical letter or document, mailed to your door.

What Is an Education Savings Account?

An ESA is a state program that gives eligible families money for approved educational expenses such as curriculum, tutoring, enrichment, and learning subscriptions. Some states call it a scholarship, education freedom account, or tax-credit scholarship. Primary sources are one of the best ways to teach history — students read what people actually wrote. That's what we deliver.

How Ordering With ESA Funds Works

Step 1

Shop and check out on History By Mail

Step 2

Submit for approval: screenshot checkout and submit through your state's platform (most use ClassWallet)

Step 3

We ship after approval (usually 5–10 business days)

What Your Child Receives

Each month: a replica of a real historical document plus clear context. Printed on textured paper, aged by hand, sealed like the originals. Ideal for homeschool history, unit studies and family read-alouds.

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History By Mail Subscription + Keepsake Folio

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ESA FAQ

Yes — nine programs listed above.

Usually 5–10 business days.

Yes if balance covers it (one approval).

About 4th grade through adults; younger as read-aloud.